Tom McCue - Saturday Night in Bigotsville Ep 10

00:00:00.000 We'll be right back.

00:00:30.000 We'll be right back. 1.00

00:01:00.000 You made a fool out of me 1.00

00:01:07.220 You took the skin off my back running 1.00

00:01:09.300 So don't breathe when I talk

00:01:13.440 Cause you haven't been spoken to 0.97

00:01:15.720 I've got a gun for a mouth 0.61

00:01:19.520 And a breath with your name on it

00:01:21.840 But it's a reason for a heartbeat

00:01:25.660 And blood from an empty pocket

00:01:27.380 We'll be right back. 1.00

00:01:57.380 You made a fool out of me 1.00

00:02:01.540 And took the skin off my back right 1.00

00:02:03.680 So don't breathe when I talk

00:02:07.780 Cause you haven't been spoken to 0.97

00:02:09.760 I've got a gun for a mouth 1.00

00:02:13.820 And a bullet with your name on it 1.00

00:02:16.180 But it's written for a heart 0.99

00:02:19.860 Beating blood from an empty pocket

00:02:27.380 And it's hard to throw

00:02:35.500 Never let you go

00:02:38.600 You took me again

00:02:57.380 We'll be right back.

00:03:27.380 Use once and destroy

00:03:33.440 Signal's starting to play

00:03:37.560 A dose of emotion

00:03:41.940 Sickness

00:03:43.900 I just can't shake

00:03:45.680 And my feelings flow

00:03:57.380 Thank you.

00:04:27.380 So you feel the air for me, baby, don't care for me, and I'll never let it go down.

00:04:42.500 Baby, don't care for me, baby, don't care for me, and I'll never let it go down.

00:04:57.380 Oh, go to that comb of a perfume well

00:05:19.480 Press the light, keep touching on sight

00:05:23.720 Oh, giving me no place

00:05:27.760 Why don't you go, going great, son, girl

00:05:31.400 Put on the right, well, left, now it's right

00:05:35.820 Let it out 1.00

00:05:37.660 Baby, don't care for me

00:05:41.680 Baby, don't care for me

00:05:45.840 I don't let it go

00:05:53.720 Please don't come to all the dreams

00:05:57.480 For the whole life

00:05:59.740 Possibly

00:06:01.120 Followed in our lives

00:06:04.960 Looks like a good switch

00:06:10.940 So smooth and clean

00:06:14.940 How we know it's so painful

00:06:20.860 Believe me

00:06:23.040 That my feelings broke

00:06:26.880 That my feelings broke

00:06:35.960 That my feelings broke

00:06:43.720 Baby, don't care, call me

00:06:49.480 Baby, don't give up

00:06:52.140 Call me

00:06:53.500 And I'll never come

00:06:55.560 These will come and go

00:07:03.340 On the breeze

00:07:05.080 For all our hearts

00:07:07.920 And breathe

00:07:08.960 But I'll never know

00:07:11.000 Baby, don't give up

00:07:19.040 Call me, baby, don't care

00:07:22.420 Call me, how the letter don't come

00:07:28.040 See, cause I'm a nut on the breeze

00:07:35.840 But I'm alive, possibly

00:07:39.180 But I don't really know

00:07:41.620 To be continued...

00:08:11.620 good evening hello something like that okay there we go

00:08:33.180 we're here we're live yeah we're live we're on the opposite side of the screen that's weird

00:08:40.400 Anyway

00:08:41.420 On the interwebs

00:08:42.360 Because I'm number one of those

00:08:43.960 Right on

00:08:46.400 Something

00:08:47.340 Excuse me, Calvin

00:08:49.280 What's my mom saying here? 0.88

00:08:52.020 So I hear you're going to be a nana? 0.87

00:08:53.720 Who's being a nana?

00:08:55.300 What? 1.00

00:08:56.340 You're going to be a nana, Tom?

00:08:58.180 Not me

00:08:59.040 That's what your mom just said 0.97

00:09:01.080 Oh, trad wife 0.99

00:09:02.000 Trad wife 0.94

00:09:02.740 I didn't see the last part of it

00:09:04.800 Oh, that got freaked out for a second

00:09:09.820 So how are you doing tonight, Johnny?

00:09:12.080 Yeah, right

00:09:12.480 Oh, I'm pretty good

00:09:14.140 Like Misfit there, I thought I was too high for a second

00:09:17.060 But

00:09:17.360 It's all good

00:09:19.620 We're good, we got it figured out

00:09:21.820 As we usually do

00:09:23.280 Say hi to the chat, hello Misfit 1.00

00:09:26.260 Mother of the drummers 1.00

00:09:27.500 Who else we got in here, Whiskey Girl 0.99

00:09:29.580 Trad Life 1.00

00:09:30.920 Mr. Green Thumbs

00:09:32.860 We got Nick 0.99

00:09:34.880 Excuse me, I'm coughing my fucking brains out 0.99

00:09:38.100 yeah right what's going on with that yeah weed marijuana will do it 0.98

00:09:44.620 so i had an interesting day today we're in shelburne ontario today um

00:09:51.040 uh arthur polowski was there today so i thought that was pretty cool i got a bit of a video up on

00:09:57.700 uh saved up here i can put up later on so yeah it was cold as fuck so my hands were freezing 0.91

00:10:04.180 filming the fucking thing so it was like kind of shaky a bit so i managed to get a couple lives in 0.95

00:10:09.100 anyway so i don't know if anybody's seen those i know i think there was a couple people watching 0.98

00:10:12.500 them so yeah we're working on cold sex yeah yeah but it's interesting though uh pretty good energy 0.98

00:10:19.100 coming off the guy you can feel it even in the freezing fucking cold so i thought that was pretty 0.99

00:10:22.440 cool i did get it i did get a chance to shake his hand though mom i did not get a chance to meet him 0.79

00:10:26.900 and actually like get his autograph but he's coming to barry on monday so we're gonna go after

00:10:32.260 work on monday and see if i can uh get an interview with him or at least talk to him

00:10:36.740 is that like i was saying uh before like i want to see if we can get him on here that'd be awesome

00:10:44.740 i doubt it i doubt it'll come on here but like you never know

00:10:47.700 so speaking of energy uh what is it hildebrandt was a guy that i always love to

00:10:52.740 see at like rallies and stuff as like i always joked with somebody i was like man i'm not

00:10:56.820 religious but if anybody was going to be able to maybe get me to be maybe him well i like again

00:11:03.380 like even though like i'm not a christian like i did admire the fire of these particular events 0.66

00:11:08.660 yeah because it did matter like it doesn't matter they're not giving in to any crap and that's to me

00:11:14.020 those are true believers right yeah good quality though yeah right and then when they uh when they

00:11:21.140 wrap that one church around with the fence and stuff with that i couldn't believe that i couldn't

00:11:25.620 oh there's island jason on the rumble chat long time no see

00:11:29.820 somebody somebody watch him he's a troublemaker yeah nice yeah sarah how are you

00:11:39.880 sarah hold the line homestead how you doing tonight yeah mother of the drummers my mom says uh

00:11:48.220 pastor henry had balls for share of much respect for him yeah yeah absolutely maybe it was uh

00:11:53.780 I loved loved hearing him speak 0.85

00:11:55.940 he certainly had a lot of conviction in the voice

00:11:57.980 I mean you can just 0.99

00:12:00.080 hear that shit right like when somebody 1.00

00:12:01.880 really means what they say you can you can 1.00

00:12:03.900 hear it and I don't know I've got a

00:12:05.920 I've got a level of respect for that 1.00

00:12:07.500 oh we got whiskey girl in the

00:12:09.720 in the rumble chat I'm here too she says 1.00

00:12:11.900 oh god she's trouble 1.00

00:12:13.820 too shit 1.00

00:12:14.760 we get all the troublemakers here apparently 1.00

00:12:17.480 it's alright

00:12:19.680 that's why I'm here so far yeah

00:12:21.420 oh it's gonna be good it's gonna be good

00:12:23.160 so uh you said uh pete's just uh grabbing something to eat and he's gonna join us yeah

00:12:27.360 he said uh he just had to grab some food so we could last the hour and then uh we'll we'll get

00:12:33.040 him on here and see what's right on see what's going on apparently he's having some some internet

00:12:37.460 issues i think yes i've seen him mentioning that yesterday in his uh i wonder if it's underground 1.00

00:12:42.620 or not you know you're fucking oh does it have a hummus smell to it maybe but fucking that sucks 1.00

00:12:49.640 So when the fucking interwebs go all, all fucky, fuck. 1.00

00:12:54.420 Did you see NATO has okayed fucking Ukraine to start striking inside Russia with F-16s? 1.00

00:13:05.040 Did you see that? 0.99

00:13:07.860 I'm sure that's going to go real well, too.

00:13:10.500 Yeah, look at this. 0.89

00:13:13.160 NATO has allowed Ukraine to attack Russia.

00:13:15.940 Oh, yeah. 0.74

00:13:16.540 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:13:16.920 like fucking 0.99

00:13:18.520 well and uh did we not uh just saw something today too that fucking trudeau has approved like 0.98

00:13:25.520 a whole whack load of money to go to ukraine as well again oh they were all over there the 0.86

00:13:30.980 whole fucking ukraine game was all over something like that yeah yeah i just seen uh on a google 0.66

00:13:36.600 alert today uh zelinski's like promising to win by the second anniversary we're gonna get it guys 0.91

00:13:42.300 It's almost like Gil from The Simpsons

00:13:45.020 I'm at the point where I'm wondering

00:13:46.680 If I tell the government that Russians invaded my home

00:13:49.480 Can I like get in on that 0.99

00:13:50.920 Like money train

00:13:52.680 Like send me money 1.00

00:13:54.660 Fuck 1.00

00:13:56.560 Oh man 1.00

00:13:57.540 It just keeps going and going and going

00:13:59.620 Oh yeah 1.00

00:14:00.560 You got fucking 1.00

00:14:01.660 Victoria Newland over there 1.00

00:14:04.360 Basically admitting to a fucking money laundering 1.00

00:14:07.180 Operation on live TV on CNN 1.00

00:14:09.400 I got that video

00:14:11.320 i got that video to show that one afterwards too i want to show that one to pete i want to

00:14:15.720 see what he says about that one because like newland she's basically like the theorized 0.84

00:14:19.560 actual president of fucking ukraine not technically zelinski right so queen of the troublemakers has 0.72

00:14:26.420 arrived madam breezy hello madam breezy how you doing tonight yeah so it's pretty good in uh 0.96

00:14:32.640 shelburne today uh sarah and i we haven't been there in a couple months uh because we're going

00:14:36.380 there a few times over the summertime there's a great crowd out there uh awesome it's uh pretty 0.79

00:14:41.380 down to earth so you don't get like uh antifa doesn't fucking show up and shit like that so 0.57

00:14:45.240 it's it's pretty good um great people too and uh so yeah arthur pelowski was there today i thought 0.91

00:14:51.360 that was pretty awesome so i'm gonna definitely uh go back out there uh some more in the when it

00:14:57.380 gets a little bit warmer yeah i can't wait for it to get warmer yeah but i got a couple okay videos 0.77

00:15:04.460 like um i'm not the greatest at taking videos i gotta i gotta get one of those retarded selfie 0.85

00:15:09.580 sticks and then i could be able to like my that i'm not gonna be freezing my ass off 0.87

00:15:13.900 what you need is gimbal a what gimbal oh i see yeah it's basically uh like that's the thing that

00:15:24.980 allows you to be able to rotate and your camera stays pretty pretty solid it's called a gimbal

00:15:30.320 oh okay look who's here hey leaf nurse and pete's in the uh back as well

00:15:38.240 oh gimbal that's it okay oh there he is there's pete 0.98

00:15:41.580 fucking a pete how's it going buddy good evening coming to you live from the kitchen 0.98

00:15:48.320 i was just gonna say coming live from the kitchen 0.99

00:15:50.460 so it's good to have you on the show tonight how you doing this evening

00:15:55.920 pretty good i've been bored all day just popping in and out of the live stream that they're doing

00:16:00.940 but i'm like my data my my data no yeah no yeah yeah so i've decided i'll just forfeit this month

00:16:09.000 and we're gonna pay the extra fees and that's how it goes so your internet took a total oh yeah go

00:16:14.640 ahead joy sir i've definitely been there before i remember i used to always uh when my kid was

00:16:20.200 playing hockey i'd do like facebook live like broadcasts and it'd be hilarious when i'd get

00:16:25.220 to a rink that didn't have wi-fi i was like well fuck it i guess uh i guess this month's phone

00:16:30.860 bill is gonna be big let's go yeah yeah it's uh yeah yeah it's just it's happening i'm switching 0.98

00:16:37.720 providers though i've uh i've had enough with these guys it's one of those rogers third-party

00:16:43.860 resellers you know how they they basically are just reselling rogers yeah okay yeah so i've just

00:16:50.540 decided i'm not dealing with this anymore and i'm switching off and hopefully it's it's more stable

00:16:56.940 because like when you ask for service they're like yeah sure be there next week yeah okay

00:17:01.700 yeah what day what time yeah like do i gotta take time off work that was the problem is they said

00:17:08.700 we'll be there between eight and ten all right now i work i work after noon so they're saying

00:17:14.160 8 a.m to 10 a.m i'm saying okay i'll set an alarm for eight i'll be ready i set an alarm for eight

00:17:21.480 i wake up there's a missed call and i i swear i woke up to the sound of his van backing out of

00:17:29.960 my driveway like i swear that's what woke me up this morning so it's just like it's been a

00:17:35.240 frustrating day guys no doubt well welcome to the big half you can swear your face off in here all

00:17:40.800 you want it's it's all about what this place is all about so you can get it all you can get it 0.98

00:17:45.460 all you want man right now fuck yeah yeah no that's uh that's the kind of the idea that kind 0.96

00:17:52.060 of have behind this uh stream that we do is as reason why i call it the bigot hop is hijacking 0.98

00:17:56.280 the terms that they call us and uh rendering them useless and rendered and or like just irrelevant

00:18:01.160 and uh yeah throwing it right back in their face so that's why i call it the bigot hop and hop

00:18:06.860 is uh an old norse term it means hall and after scandinavia was christianized they changed the

00:18:12.960 name to mean temple so and so i like to basically say i like to get all those biggest together one 0.94

00:18:19.520 big hall and shoot the shit and i like the idea that's a good idea yeah it's like a much cleaner 0.97

00:18:25.160 rat temple yeah yeah we're allowed to wear shoes yeah right you'll get a strange cough just by 0.99

00:18:33.580 walking in no no no when i was in radio in sudbury uh what happened to me was i i moved to the town

00:18:42.980 and then they told me my salary was going to be 31 000 a year and that's not a lot of money and

00:18:49.080 i had to support myself and so i looked for an apartment and it was the cheapest one i could

00:18:53.520 find that kind of had some space to it i think it was uh 600 square feet so it's just it was

00:18:59.460 enough to get my stuff in there and you know have enough room for one person anyways within two

00:19:05.920 months i guess just me rattling around the rats from the rest of the building noticed that i was

00:19:13.280 there and they just they all come like they all came to my house they all came to to hang out

00:19:19.220 it got to the point where they were crawling over my legs while i was oh no oh yeah it was terrible

00:19:24.400 man i had to get out and that's how i learned that you could get real bad cough just from being 0.99

00:19:29.600 around their their shit basically oh yeah there's uh there's actually like a quite a list of 0.99

00:19:37.020 different illnesses that you can contract from rats just simply from touching them being near 0.99

00:19:43.020 them being you know what i mean like it there's quite a bit mice too yeah that's also the fun 0.92

00:19:49.340 part about working radio it fucking pays nothing well that's one thing uh i'll go ahead well you

00:19:55.680 might as well work at timmy's is what i used to always say is that the people at tim hortons are 0.96

00:19:59.280 making the same amount as everybody at the radio station except for three people the sales manager

00:20:05.880 the general manager and uh the program director who is usually a dual dual role individual uh

00:20:14.620 also the morning show or the the afternoon show host he's usually the the program director gets

00:20:20.220 his choice of what show and basically a managerial job as well so they're probably making somewhere

00:20:29.140 around 45 000 right so it's like you learn to weld guys learn to weld and then then there's us

00:20:36.020 that came in new and uh got like like i on my my personal experience in radio was i was doing a

00:20:42.840 little bit of fucking everything yeah but only being paid for like one thing yeah like i had 0.64

00:20:50.660 like five different fucking jobs i was responsible for but i was only being paid for one of them 0.98

00:20:55.480 and and you were in sarnia right so it was uh it was a private was it a private company was it the 0.97

00:21:02.020 bb or can i say it yeah yeah you can say it it was blackburn yeah yeah blackburn they're known

00:21:08.700 for really uh for really pushing their people to their limit and then choosing one or two people

00:21:15.420 and just giving them a free ride into the industry they're known for that that's uh like if you get

00:21:21.580 into that company it's one of those things where like either you're the chosen one or you're not

00:21:27.420 yeah and to give you an example like uh one of one of my main responsibilities was i was the

00:21:33.660 producer of the ohl broadcasts and i remember our color guy he unfortunately got throat cancer and

00:21:41.880 retired and then unfortunately passed a year later um but i remember being told that i was going to

00:21:48.600 get that opportunity right i was going to get that opportunity to sit in that chair because that's

00:21:53.740 what i had been doing for the junior b broadcast this and that but when it came time for that 0.61

00:21:58.020 it was like no no there's nobody that can do what you do which is bullshit because i've trained 0.59

00:22:03.920 everybody that they had to try to do what i do and there was one in particular but she's a girl so 0.92

00:22:10.220 i guess not i guess yeah um and that was the bullshit excuse to keep me from moving on and

00:22:17.000 it was like and it was also just to kind of i think it was more to keep me as a part-time employee

00:22:21.480 and not pay me as much right well and that's that's a big thing about radio businesses is

00:22:27.440 that they're all built on structure right so they they have a certain person in a certain role and

00:22:33.280 they're just like we don't want to ruin a good thing right now so they won't promote that person

00:22:36.700 they'll just forget about them you'll become the guy in the office space who's in the basement

00:22:41.280 you know you know like you'll be that guy you don't speak up if you're spinning that wheel like

00:22:49.000 a good hamster they'll keep you there man that's the thing man because it's one of those it's one

00:22:54.280 of those businesses where even the private companies are really just trying to build it

00:22:59.540 up to a level where they can sell it because of the nature of Canadian media. You have only a few

00:23:05.920 viable companies in this country and they were given that opportunity by the CRTC. You have

00:23:12.260 Rogers, you have Bell. Rogers recently bought out Shaw. Chorus is another one. And so that's global,

00:23:21.960 that's ctv that's city news right there and then taking a big bite of out of all their pie is the

00:23:29.140 cbc who is is included in in ratings right and so by doing that it's it's caused those other three

00:23:37.460 to really clamor for for what's known as market share so that they can put it on what's known as

00:23:42.760 a rate card when you go and sell advertisement you have to put it on a rate card and uh and

00:23:49.320 Basically, they have no stats to put on these rate cards because it's just it's it's it's Canada.

00:23:57.900 There's not that big of a market share. Right.

00:24:00.220 So people who want to buy advertisements, they see what the what CTV and what Chorus or Global is is selling.

00:24:10.340 And then they can compare that to the CBC and now Twitter.

00:24:16.900 They can compare it to X.

00:24:18.180 They can compare it to Facebook.

00:24:19.780 They can compare it to a freaking Patterson sign company. 0.55

00:24:22.640 Patterson, also a big owner of radio companies in Canada.

00:24:28.920 Now, when they do that, they decide, okay, we don't want to go with these radio companies.

00:24:35.220 We don't want to go with these broadcast companies.

00:24:36.940 And then what happens?

00:24:38.160 Trudeau steps in, and he gives them the money.

00:24:40.980 Why?

00:24:41.240 because he he still needs these people blasting out the the message he still needs it and that's

00:24:48.500 just it's the nature of canadian media it's why we are here where we are right now us three talking

00:24:53.760 it's because canadian media is is so it it's just so gerrymandered in a sense is the word i think

00:25:02.680 now i really is i can't see the chat is what i was going to say because i'm on my phone so

00:25:09.940 i have to skip to a different like i have to go to a different window to see the chat yeah

00:25:15.380 okay no that that's uh for tom there um but yeah and it really is like i don't know my my experience

00:25:25.380 in radio sucked because it was just it was one of those situations where you know what i thought 0.88

00:25:29.920 in order to move up bust my ass get to know as much as i possibly can soak it all in and just 0.98

00:25:37.020 be a good little soldier uh it's a good way to get used and it really was and because and that's 0.98

00:25:44.320 what i started to notice and then when i started to have a little bit of pushback and i started to

00:25:49.080 have a little bit of a less of a yes man mentality um that's when i just a random excuse was brought

00:25:55.300 out to drop me and which i did fight and i did win um i did i did prove that it was all full 0.98

00:26:02.440 just bullshit but it was just really stupid and like the way they even fired me was that was the 0.99

00:26:07.760 most gutless and cowardice fucking thing i have ever encountered um no no but they might as well 1.00

00:26:18.900 have um they called me into the office and i went in and legitimately the the gm just hands me a 0.99

00:26:28.220 fucking letter yeah and i look at the letter and i realize what's happening not a single one like 0.97

00:26:36.840 my manager and my general manager did not say a fucking word yeah well it's because they know 0.99

00:26:44.640 how like emotionally invested it is uh people become with these stations it's it's a part of 0.98

00:26:51.360 our identity because like you have to take on the the brand's personality in order to perform well

00:26:59.140 under that brand and so they understand that they're breaking someone's character when they're

00:27:04.820 firing someone they understand what they're doing they just don't care they just don't care

00:27:09.400 you know and and and it's it's gutting it's really gutting because you know like i in radio i tried

00:27:17.700 really hard to be friends with these people and i didn't like any of them i didn't like any of them

00:27:22.940 as people i would never have a beer with any of those people even in radio college at first i was 0.84

00:27:29.100 like i hate all these freaking people for like three weeks i was like these people are all losers 0.65

00:27:33.600 the one guy that everybody was treating like the coolest kid in the class he's actually the morning 1.00

00:27:38.320 show host on indy 88 right now i was like this guy's a faggot he's a massive faggot i don't like 1.00

00:27:44.280 him why is everybody his friend why is he becoming the cool kid so i ended up having parties at my 0.99

00:27:48.960 place and that's what i did i was like okay why doesn't everybody come to my place and we'll

00:27:54.180 we'll have a good like party and i was like and i'll organize this and i'll make sure that like

00:27:59.320 you know we have a good time and i ended up becoming like like the nexus of all this i i

00:28:06.180 was kind of like the guy who who brought the radio family together no shit breezy how you doing

00:28:11.580 i see you sir yeah breezy breezy goes wherever the wind blows i know i just i was just blowing 0.73

00:28:20.780 by guys no i was just waiting for a break at the conversation quick to bring her in so i was just 0.90

00:28:25.380 like fuck it but but what i'm getting at is that that you find out that that in broadcasting and 0.91

00:28:31.120 radio there's a lot of people that are just they're egotists they're full of ego and they and so he 0.99

00:28:37.320 slides that paper over to you why because he doesn't want to break his own character to himself

00:28:43.260 that he's not that perfect good guy manager you know what i mean yeah but it's it's a weird thing

00:28:49.140 where they've convinced themselves of themselves even though there's not much there and i can tell

00:28:54.840 you they did not like my response because i don't know what it was like i didn't know because they

00:29:00.600 wanted me to sign that letter i didn't even know that by signing that letter that would seal the 0.99

00:29:05.320 deal and i wouldn't be able to fight it i just looked at him i was like go fuck yourself i was 1.00

00:29:09.340 like you'll be hearing from my lawyer you stupid fucking cats and immediately they fucking revoked 1.00

00:29:15.000 my access to my email they fucking they had somebody escort me out fucking so you know what 1.00

00:29:20.080 was funny for me was they revoked they revoked all my stuff and then they brought me uh they brought 0.99

00:29:27.500 me back on at the station that i started at they were like we'd love for you to be a swing announcer

00:29:33.940 if you still have some time i had already started at the farm and i was like okay you know what i

00:29:39.140 love radio so yeah i'll do this and maybe that could get me into a different uh company i can

00:29:44.100 build a demo right because you need you need an audio demo in order to get a job as a broadcaster

00:29:49.620 so i was like this is my opportunity to get a couple bits out and make a break or make a demo

00:29:55.140 so i go there and that's where everything went really really awry essentially was that's where

00:30:01.300 i lost most of my friends was because i was right in the middle of uh i was right in the middle of

00:30:07.060 the trump rise it was summer 2016. so and and i was just reading like 1984 and brave new world for

00:30:16.260 the first time at that point and so it was all coming out of me and at the same time they were

00:30:23.620 were like, basically, they were, they were, they were trying to push me out, call me entitled,

00:30:32.700 right? Because a lot of them were envious of the just the talent I had. So anyways, what I was

00:30:36.460 getting at is they gave me my email back, and then ratings happened. And when I stopped at that

00:30:46.000 station, because it was just too much, they wanted me to drive up to do swing shifts in the middle of

00:30:51.700 of uh like the week when I was already scheduled to work at the farm it was just a bunch of

00:30:56.800 commotion so I go up uh so I ended up quitting but I still had the the email and then ratings

00:31:03.420 came and I saw them freaking out and I saw them saying oh we didn't hit our marks and so I was

00:31:09.520 just like maybe you should have kept the guy that got you your advertisements on I said something

00:31:14.260 like that to them I emailed him I was like you know maybe you should have kept me on and then

00:31:18.240 all my stuff got shut down immediately it was fucking funny but uh they do that they do that

00:31:23.320 they'll they'll excommunicate you and sometimes the truth hurts people's feelings pete yeah like 0.73

00:31:30.480 actually what's really funny is uh like when they fired me uh i made a big facebook post

00:31:36.600 and i i basically compared this to being a to being a bad luck brian meme um because the the

00:31:44.160 manager that fired me um earlier in my days there uh she had emailed me about uh this commercial

00:31:52.540 and she thought it was a script and she's like yeah this this or no she thought it was uh the

00:31:58.000 actual like produced commercial and she sends it to me and she's like can you open this on your 0.83

00:32:03.220 computer it won't open on mine and so i took one fucking look at it read the extension file 0.71

00:32:09.680 and then i went um it's probably not like i was like is this supposed to be audio and she's like 0.95

00:32:16.180 yeah i'm like well there's your first problem it says dot doc that's a fucking word document 0.94

00:32:20.660 it's a script yeah she opened up a key logger or a trojan right yeah so i i fucking i i made uh i 0.97

00:32:28.660 made a post referencing the fact that i just got fired by a manager who can't even fucking tell 0.89

00:32:33.540 the difference between a word document and mp3 apparently now uh they printed that facebook 0.95

00:32:39.940 post out and put it up on a bulletin board in the fucking in the lunchroom and used it as an 0.89

00:32:45.120 example of what not to do when you get fired and i had such a burr staring me down right now and 0.97

00:32:54.400 i'm just like what are you doing just standing there staring me down bro i had such a burr up 0.97

00:32:58.940 their ass too that later on like and i'm talking five years later okay i'm working at a used car 0.98

00:33:05.760 dealership and i wrote this fantastic commercial and went in to voice it right um my the particular 0.99

00:33:14.280 manager that fired me wasn't there that day um and of course i walked through that building with 1.00

00:33:19.960 the biggest shit-eating grin you've ever seen and i went in i fucking voiced my shit i leave 0.99

00:33:26.640 the next day our sales rep fucking emails me the manager's pissed doesn't want me in the building 0.99

00:33:35.520 ever again if i'm ever to voice anything i'm to voice it myself and send it in well because because 0.98

00:33:41.660 it's not uh it's not about like whether or not you'll steal or whether or not you'll you know

00:33:48.140 do something untowards them it's about her ego it's about the battle she won the battle she put

00:33:54.900 you in your place why are you in her place now you know that's really what it is it has nothing

00:34:01.120 to do with the the physics of the situation it has nothing to do with anything like at all

00:34:07.200 face and exactly yeah right yeah yeah and that's that's that's the whole thing about radio now i'll

00:34:13.480 tell you i never emailed anybody when i when i quit like i didn't tell anybody i quit when i

00:34:19.220 quit it was 7 p.m on a eight on a on a sorry on a three to 8 p.m all request friday night show

00:34:27.620 okay they called it it was the it was like the because you know how everybody in ontario goes

00:34:34.540 north on fridays well this was an orillia station so it was like had something to do with the

00:34:40.880 cottage uh cottage country all request show or something like that it was 7 p.m and i just

00:34:48.920 i had an interaction essentially what happened was the promo girls came back and one of the 0.63

00:34:55.440 sweetest girls in the in the station i knew she wasn't lying she came up to me and she said you 0.65

00:34:59.560 know uh and i won't mention their name but the director and the afternoon girl okay the promo 1.00

00:35:05.560 director and the afternoon host they were talking shit about you all day they were saying the meanest 0.99

00:35:12.380 things about you all who the fuck was talking shit about pete i will fucking smack him i was 1.00

00:35:20.300 just like you know what i've had enough of this place man i've had enough of these people i don't 1.00

00:35:24.340 even like these people why am i trying to be friends with these people why am i trying to

00:35:28.460 get ahead in this industry i don't even like these people and i was just i had literally just finished

00:35:32.860 reading 1984 so i did this beauty i put my and i put that media touch in auto and i walked out

00:35:41.980 i said you guys have a great night yeah so that was it i got a question for you now you mentioned 0.72

00:35:47.620 1984 a couple times now number one awesome read a book fucking a um how did you find 1984 did 0.76

00:35:57.080 somebody tell you about it did uh did you always know about it like and i always knew about it and 0.89

00:36:02.520 then uh what happened was i started going down the rabbit hole when i was in uh sudbury because

00:36:08.740 you know who started doing his talks was um actually you know how it really started uh now

00:36:14.760 i had always been sort of red-pilled because i come from a catholic pentecostal mix my mom

00:36:22.860 was really involved in the church and my my uncle was kind of like um he's kind of like a doomsayer

00:36:31.460 i don't know how to say it he always thought that the end is nigh we live in the end time sort of

00:36:36.480 thing yeah so i always got that kind of stuff growing up but uh i guess what happened to

00:36:44.620 reignite it was when 2016 came around the rebel the rebel really started to push a bunch of stuff

00:36:51.860 that was really hooking and it was lauren southern going out there and and talking about

00:36:58.080 rape culture that started to get me down the path into into like the the sort of the alternative

00:37:05.480 of media but it was um watching milo yiannopoulos's uh oh yeah i remember him his his uh his speeches

00:37:14.560 that convinced me to pick the book up again because we had read it in high school yeah it

00:37:20.760 was still in high school when i went through high school first we read 1984 then we read to kill a

00:37:25.700 mockingbird and then i quit then i quit high school and so they read all the other good ones

00:37:31.160 after that but uh so i was like okay i really have to read this one because i remember it

00:37:35.460 being the one that everybody liked. So I read it. And then from there, I went down this path

00:37:40.020 where it was 1984. Then it was Brave New World. Then I read, uh, man, man and his symbols by Carl

00:37:46.840 Young. And synchronicity happened because right when I read man and his symbols, that was when,

00:37:54.900 uh, Jordan Peterson denied the pronouns at, uh, at like 2016, when he, when he came on the scene,

00:38:03.700 that was right when that happened and so it was it was a strange synchronicity because like you we

00:38:09.940 were just saying johnny i had uh came out of of radio with a bit of a lack of an identity i was

00:38:16.260 like i was always the radio guy i was the dude that like i was on you know on the radio that's

00:38:21.720 how everybody knew who i was this is my character right so uh jordan peterson really what did come

00:38:28.560 out at a at a perfect time for me in that regard because it it kind of put my head straight i

00:38:33.640 realized okay no I have to build myself from the ground up the whole story that the whole thing

00:38:39.260 that he uh says where he says you have to get your house in order before you go out into the world

00:38:45.360 I had that had made me realize that my house is crumbled at this moment so I need to

00:38:50.960 I need to reboot and so I did that I did that and so that was kind of like how how the monster was

00:38:58.160 made in a in a short little way i always like to ask people that i have on here and like what red

00:39:04.000 pilled them or what woke them up or because everybody's got a story a reason why whether

00:39:08.920 just from reading a book or an event that happened or whatever the case may be right it's like always

00:39:13.540 the books that's so racist yeah because like like i've always been i've been labeled a conspiracy

00:39:17.920 theorist nut job alarmist all the labels for a lot for long years years and years now probably

00:39:23.540 since probably about i don't know 2008 2009 kind of deal so quite some time and so uh 2016 you

00:39:30.160 mentioned 2016 right in that time period um there was a major shift in consciousness around then

00:39:37.060 and that's when the sides were chosen and if you if you actually think back at that time period

00:39:42.520 that's when you really the people in your life you seem to go left or right and it was like

00:39:49.520 night and day and it was all over it was all over trump down in the states but what it actually was

00:39:55.360 in my opinion i think trump was the catalyst i think there was something in the spiritual aspect

00:40:01.220 of humanity that made that made us two sides and when i said when that's another reason what i'm

00:40:08.360 getting at is the reason why i like to ask people what woke them up what drove them to be onto what

00:40:13.420 we're doing exactly right now is uh is just that because i believe that was the time period like

00:40:19.300 they say 2012 their work was supposed to spin around and this and that and if anybody actually

00:40:23.000 ever read the mind text they never say that they say there's a shift in consciousness between the

00:40:27.320 fourth and fifth conscious consciousness shift they call it and we've seen that and so we're

00:40:32.880 seeing it right now and that's why i always kind of dovetail that into what will people up a really

00:40:38.460 good way to uh a really good way to illustrate this to people is to bring up the time when

00:40:44.980 jordan peterson and gadsad went to senate uh what we have right now is called an epistemic crisis

00:40:51.520 right there are people who believe entirely different things now epistemics what that is

00:40:56.520 is it's where you get your knowledge from that's what it is it's the root of your knowledge and so

00:41:02.440 when you have what happened in in uh in between 2010 and 20 and 2012 was they the the oligarchy

00:41:13.340 Right. So typically we're supposed to have an aristocracy, which is people of merit.

00:41:19.340 Right. Kings, queens, doctors, lawyers, educators, all these people are supposed to have some authority because they are learned people.

00:41:29.560 They are people with knowledge. Right. So we have an oligarchy and it was challenged in 2010.

00:41:35.600 And when that was when that happened, they used their apparatuses, which is the media specifically also education.

00:41:43.800 They use those apparatuses to change the subject. And what they did was they took it from class war to race war.

00:41:51.760 And what you have is not only race war, but gender war. And it's a spiritual attack.

00:41:57.900 it really is now for for myself for myself i mean like i was in the middle of grade school trying to

00:42:04.440 explain to people that jimmy page was a wizard all right because like i had my mom explaining

00:42:10.120 this stuff i was watching this like really really deep baptist propaganda when i was like

00:42:15.820 in the single digits trying to explain to me that like no eminem is a bad guy you know he's

00:42:22.380 in order for him to be in that position, he had to, he had to, you know,

00:42:26.900 do something bad in order.

00:42:28.480 Well, I can tell you, I'm a Led Zeppelin freak. Um, I base basically all like,

00:42:32.880 cause I'm going to be, I'm a drummer. So I've been playing,

00:42:34.600 I've been playing drums for 30 something years and Led Zeppelin is basically my

00:42:37.660 specialty kind of deal. Um, and I do know a bit about Jimmy Page and you're not

00:42:42.500 wrong. Um, he was a very, very much in tune with Alistair Crowley.

00:42:46.820 He actually bought a couple of his properties, if I'm not mistaken,

00:42:49.100 And he actually still currently lives in one of Alistair Crowley's properties.

00:42:53.620 So, yeah, he had he was very much involved in, like, the occult or not. 0.94

00:42:58.100 I can't even say occult because occult just means hidden, but more of the black art magic type of crap. 0.95

00:43:02.840 Right. Yeah. Yeah. The word is theosophy. 0.99

00:43:05.100 Yeah. He was right into Helena Blavatsky's Theosophical Society.

00:43:10.560 And and a lot of people, a lot of people blame him indirectly for Bonham's death.

00:43:15.580 even though Bonham was an alcoholic, but they still kind of inadvertently kind of blame him

00:43:20.340 for the death of him, right? It's the chaotic forces, right? What happens is, and you find

00:43:25.220 this out when you, even when you just open up Blavatsky's book, you'll notice, you'll notice

00:43:29.740 it comes for you, man. It's one of those things. You can't, you can't ignore it because it comes

00:43:34.840 for you. When you, when you look into that stuff, you stare into the abyss and it'll stare back at

00:43:40.140 you. Oh yes, it will. It's strange how it happens, man. It's strange how it happens because it

00:43:44.700 doesn't happen like like you don't get a nightmare what you get is you get a a concept in your mind

00:43:51.240 and then you follow it slightly and then all of a sudden you're in this you're in this world that

00:43:57.280 you didn't expect to be in it's uh yeah man yeah yeah i'm gonna bring somebody else in here i'm

00:44:04.180 just trying to find her in my uh telegram page here uh uh trad life um yeah her and her uh husband

00:44:12.480 rogue they live up in uh northern roger knows everything right and uh rogue is so yeah it's a

00:44:19.840 god damn wealth of knowledge man yeah yeah so i just sent her a link to jump in with us so chad

00:44:27.840 let try life check your uh uh yeah it's funny though going back to when you were saying that 0.97

00:44:34.160 being in radio you kind of hated everyone around you it's uh one of the things that i noticed that

00:44:38.640 That really made me hate the environment.

00:44:41.500 I've always had that kind of distaste for authority kind of thing going on.

00:44:46.580 Right.

00:44:47.560 And I can always remember.

00:44:49.200 And I don't know, maybe you saw this as well, but on my local level anyway, I would notice when, you know, the mayor, as an example, would come in.

00:44:58.720 Yeah.

00:44:59.100 Yeah. 0.99

00:44:59.380 And there would be zero fucking hardball questions. 0.99

00:45:02.320 Right. 0.99

00:45:03.100 Everything was just a fucking. 0.99

00:45:04.860 Yeah. 0.99

00:45:05.400 Right.

00:45:05.680 was just lob ball after lob ball after lob ball and i it just made me look around and think how 0.98

00:45:12.880 fucking how brutal everybody is it's like you guys know that you're not grilling him you know that 0.99

00:45:18.500 you're not doing anything with any journalistic integrity here like what the fuck like we even 1.00

00:45:24.900 had a guy our morning show guy got in shit uh because he did a live on location at a local 0.98

00:45:31.680 restaurant right local breakfast place and he stated that their breakfast sandwich was healthier 0.99

00:45:37.400 for you than a mcdonald's one and gotten shit because mcdonald's was also an advertiser was 0.86

00:45:42.240 an advertiser yeah yeah oh my god oh man oh my god that's like monsanto that's like monsanto go 0.97

00:45:48.800 ahead sorry yeah go ahead i got in trouble once and it was a phone call from the top pd of the

00:45:54.540 company we had four pds right and so this was the rock station i was on the country station now the

00:46:00.100 rock station got better ratings so they were the top station they were the brother station we were

00:46:04.200 the sisters same here same here yeah so basically he calls me in the middle of my shift after i just

00:46:10.040 gave a weather update i said you might not want to go out there tonight it's really bad those roads

00:46:15.700 they're not great well apparently you're not supposed to say that during christmas season

00:46:21.320 because you're not supposed to discourage people from going christmas shopping because the

00:46:26.480 advertisers might get angry

00:46:28.580 if somebody's mother

00:46:30.100 spins out on the 400 and dies

00:46:32.440 during Christmas holidays.

00:46:33.240 Yeah, come on, Pete. A better way to say that would have been

00:46:36.060 you need to go to the mall right now.

00:46:37.820 Pete, how dare you try to save people's lives

00:46:39.780 when they're trying to kill us, honey?

00:46:41.740 You can't be doing that.

00:46:43.500 Pete, you should have said

00:46:45.160 that you need to go to the mall right now because

00:46:47.180 these deals are worth dying for, okay?

00:46:49.420 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That would have been

00:46:51.280 perfect. That's exactly...

00:46:53.500 Oh, fuck. 0.99

00:46:54.720 it's the absurdity of it man like that's what i've been trying to point out to people for years 0.99

00:46:59.680 it's like can't you see how absurd this is out of anything it's it's like oh my god i think it's

00:47:06.700 the graphene oxide now to be honest all right uh i'm gonna bring trad life in uh this is trad life 0.94

00:47:13.200 how's it going guys look at us being bottom bitches again girl i'm gonna cut it off at five 0.91

00:47:21.700 i'm gonna cut it off of five people so we don't have people talking over each other and stuff 0.96

00:47:25.360 like that so i'm muting myself so i'm on mute yeah but yeah i tried life and uh

00:47:32.840 i was gonna say it's a good segue into one thing i wanted to mention about uh the one thing that i

00:47:39.680 do like about the whole diagonal thing is like there's a bunch of us that it's like you're

00:47:45.500 you're surrounding yourself with people it'll push you to be better right yes it's there

00:47:51.560 there's a very strange kind of camaraderie that goes along yeah no that's you're totally correct

00:47:58.020 with that i think uh one of the things that kind of binds dag tags together is a lot of us have

00:48:04.960 already gone through something that has broken our ego in some way shape or form yeah and so

00:48:11.900 there's there's you know there's people who have lost jobs lost businesses lost lives gone through

00:48:18.020 addiction, gone through, you know, terrible experiences due to COVID. And they may have

00:48:24.560 been a different person in 2015. They may have been a different person in 2018, 2019 compared

00:48:29.480 to now. And the change that they've gone through has humbled them in a way that only experience

00:48:37.420 can. And I think there's something about that experience, that come to Jesus sort of thing

00:48:44.340 that that really uh binds people together because we all understand that this the people in in

00:48:50.260 diagonal seem to understand that the stakes are higher than are being led on in in the media in

00:48:57.480 in whatever uh sphere we're talking in right like we're we're facing our country is facing like

00:49:04.640 the brink of death right now and and pretty much yeah yeah we're literally watching her die in

00:49:11.780 slow motion right before our eyes and it's just like ah ah ah well and i i noticed too it's like

00:49:17.740 you look around and there's always somebody doing something like uh like your morning meditations

00:49:23.200 on the on the on the morning show um are kind of like an example there right yeah can i just say

00:49:31.140 kabubo has the voice of an angel yeah he does he's got that pain dropping voice yeah i really

00:49:38.100 like the way this is going. I just want to say that, and I love

00:49:40.300 that. It is beauty

00:49:42.040 to my ears.

00:49:44.280 Even when he's funny, he has

00:49:46.000 this deepness and this

00:49:48.060 darkness to his voice, and it catches

00:49:50.160 you off guard. 1.00

00:49:53.780 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:49:54.620 That sucks. 1.00

00:49:55.800 Okay, we got a call in here. 0.99

00:49:57.900 We got a call in here.

00:49:59.320 Oh, boy. We got Aaron calling in.

00:50:02.640 Oh, there we go.

00:50:03.980 Awesome.

00:50:05.520 Hello? Hello, Aaron? Can you hear us?

00:50:08.100 can you hear us yeah i can hear you uh can you guys hear aaron yep okay yeah i can hear him

00:50:17.840 all right how you doing for a tour grabbing some stuff i can hear you tom but i can't hear the

00:50:22.540 group okay that's uh yeah that's okay i i just uh you guys are hitting some topics and there

00:50:28.120 was a couple things that i wanted to uh chime in on um i don't know can somebody say something uh

00:50:35.900 johnny or uh pete or somebody say something to see if i can hear you guys well tom you've got

00:50:41.360 yeah i've got i've got headphones in yeah i can let me see if i can take those out see

00:50:46.900 yeah because this would be better if we could interact just a little bit and then i'll let

00:50:51.100 you get back to your show and not hijack it can you hear me now aaron yeah i can hear you johnny

00:50:56.160 how you doing brother oh pretty good buddy how you doing right i'm not too bad so i heard you

00:51:03.300 guys talking about uh i know you uh you and pete were both uh kind of have some radio experience

00:51:08.900 as as you know that i have uh like i'm more in the live entertainment staging kind of side of it but

00:51:14.920 really it's all uh it's all the same thing the uh the the media industrial complex be it movies be

00:51:23.100 it uh music or or news they're all controlled by the absolute same people they all read out of the 0.96

00:51:29.940 same book and they are all bag of douches they're all disgusting people at the tops there's good 0.96

00:51:35.920 people in and amongst the industry absolutely but the direction of it and like the marching orders 0.97

00:51:41.500 are all coming from the same places and uh that i'll leave it at that now next topic

00:51:47.820 the freaking french yeah i agree 0.57

00:51:51.180 okay i'm gonna just spit i'm just gonna spit out some stuff here so i can let you guys go and keep 0.96

00:51:58.540 on going with your uh with your show here so yeah hey the spiritual attacks that we're getting

00:52:04.740 is absolutely uh a great exercise for us to practice our own like spirituality not to dive

00:52:12.880 off into religious stuff but the spiritual part we've all been able to harden our uh you know and

00:52:19.320 solidify our understandings of what is right and wrong at a very very basic level and be very

00:52:26.080 patient and try and uh communicate that with people in a in a very human way and so we've

00:52:33.900 taken our due diligence and time to be human and and then at the same time defend our own selves

00:52:40.620 and so we've uh we've done everything we can in that way so we're trailblazers in this new like

00:52:47.060 time energy line that we're in you guys were talking about the mayan i do believe that the

00:52:52.880 the the reset that happened was in the 2012 mayan calendar the energy shift is something that is

00:53:01.480 beyond our human control and our human understanding but we are experiencing that

00:53:08.520 right now and the results are already written that's already gonna like so what we're experiencing

00:53:14.860 is the death throes of an old age

00:53:17.180 that has no chance

00:53:18.880 of succeeding

00:53:20.200 and the whole world is

00:53:22.780 experiencing this at the same time and we get to watch

00:53:25.020 that so

00:53:26.260 that's pretty fucking cool we're winning this 0.86

00:53:28.860 big time 0.95

00:53:29.400 yeah we are

00:53:32.560 okay so that's one

00:53:34.240 hey man

00:53:36.980 I want to play a little mind

00:53:38.260 I want to play a little mind game with you here

00:53:40.880 now

00:53:41.160 yeah so

00:53:44.580 we're uh we're watching what's happening in different countries like say we'll just say

00:53:50.520 for uh for hypothetical reasons we'll say uh israel and uh and gaza right hypothetically

00:53:58.400 and so in the real world there's like some real kind of questioning in the international court

00:54:06.960 of justice whether this may or may not be what they call a genocide and in that same kind of

00:54:15.500 vein uh as a concerned citizen of the world in canada and you know humanity um maybe i would be

00:54:25.280 thinking of uh contacting legal advice or maybe getting some legal advice or asking a lawyer or

00:54:32.460 some getting some opinions from other people and see if it would be appropriate to be

00:54:36.820 paying taxes to a government that is facilitating such activity that is in question.

00:54:45.040 Tax revolt.

00:54:45.600 And, you know, like, because that's just something I've been thinking.

00:54:49.740 It's like, boy, are we culpable for providing funding to, like, potentially, you know, this 0.63

00:54:56.220 war crime type activity? 0.56

00:54:58.120 And if we could just have somebody from the CRA or the government respond with a letter after a notification and just say, hey, you as a regular Joe citizen, you're not responsible for the irresponsible and potentially war criminal decisions that we've been making.

00:55:17.020 And so that's why we're just going to be withholding our taxes until there is a ruling on this case.

00:55:22.920 But I mean, I'm just going hypothetical here.

00:55:25.380 I don't know.

00:55:26.100 Well, it's funny that you mentioned that, Aaron.

00:55:28.860 It's actually funny that you mentioned that because the rally that Sarah and I were at today,

00:55:32.140 there was a guy speaking that said exactly what you just said. 0.99

00:55:36.200 No shit? 1.00

00:55:36.940 Yes. 1.00

00:55:38.320 Yes.

00:55:39.040 What was his name?

00:55:40.620 Well, I don't want to dox it.

00:55:43.080 No, a guy by the name of Derek.

00:55:46.120 Okay.

00:55:46.760 Yeah.

00:55:47.720 I was in Shelburne today.

00:55:49.720 I mean, Sarah were in Shelburne today.

00:55:50.900 Derek Newton?

00:55:51.340 Was it Derek Newton?

00:55:52.020 You're in Shelburne?

00:55:52.780 Yes.

00:55:53.380 You're right down the road for me, man.

00:55:54.940 Okay, very good.

00:55:55.280 Awesome.

00:55:55.640 that's good to hear because that's a good source yes yes he is a good source yeah yeah he was the

00:56:00.680 one that was uh he was speaking today for a bit before uh polowski was on and uh he's he literally

00:56:06.260 said the exact same thing you just did okay so these are things that are very um within the law

00:56:12.700 and um something that we can uh you know potentially investigate that avenue and it

00:56:21.540 sure does put pressure on them and you know it's a matter of notification and the way they play this

00:56:26.780 is it's their game right now and we're playing their game and we're asking questions now can we

00:56:33.940 please get a response and if you can like i mean so either you're going to get a no response at all

00:56:40.300 or you're going to get a response but in one way or the other and of course you would have to send

00:56:44.820 these letters um you would have to have them uh what do you call that certified or whatever

00:56:50.380 You would have to find mail and like you give them a time frame to respond in.

00:56:55.220 Yes, it would have to be signed for so it's like authentically, you know, they've received this.

00:57:00.680 And then you'd want to back it up and send it like electronically as well.

00:57:04.380 But enforce the issue where they have to respond to this question in a legal way to a lawyer.

00:57:11.760 Because this is a, this is the things that we're having to, this is the game that we're playing.

00:57:17.220 so that's interesting and that's interesting and good to know that somebody else has thought of

00:57:23.220 that and is saying that well i mean that's that's voting with the dollars right that's really what

00:57:29.820 that what that comes down to yeah no so that's what erin's saying too like that works for a lot

00:57:35.920 of different things like we're all in these um contracts that we've kind of gotten into

00:57:41.300 without full disclosure kind of with disclosure it's kind of gray on exactly where this disclosure

00:57:46.920 is but one thing is for certain that if you give notice to somebody and you give them a certain

00:57:53.980 time frame to respond or whatever and they don't respond that is acquiescence so and it looks pretty

00:58:01.780 bad for them if they can't answer the questions yeah oh you're right yeah yeah okay so there's

00:58:07.680 another little softer um there's another little softer piece to this too as far as like the taxes

00:58:14.060 i would say that i mean just like everybody i think we're all feeling the pinch on the uh

00:58:19.360 on the wallet and within the rules of the game it is completely acceptable to of course you have to

00:58:29.120 yeah i mean you have to file your taxes you have to you know correspond with them but you can also

00:58:34.400 explain to them that you're having difficult times and that you need to arrange a payment option 0.95

00:58:40.040 um and so that could also be quite an effective way to be a thorn in their ass and uh keep funds 0.66

00:58:51.600 from flowing the way that they would prefer yeah and also just to add a little bit onto what you're 0.85

00:58:58.040 saying like the reason why it's so important to do it this way is because you remain in honor

00:59:02.160 right so like you just stop paying your taxes well now you're breaking a contract right and

00:59:06.920 then you're in dishonor and then dealing with them is going to be worse and um you always want

00:59:12.340 to remind the rules but that's within that's what that is within the rules to ask for a deferment

00:59:18.280 of payment and a minimal payment or so yeah i mean we know what they're doing with the rules i mean

00:59:24.700 they could just go out and burn the book but that's that's more kind of our side than their

00:59:28.240 side but yeah well that was somebody first okay so here uh here's another here's another little

00:59:38.500 uh turd nugget that i came across and i've heard this three times now from three different sources

00:59:43.580 just this week and maybe you guys have heard something about it because i know you're all

00:59:48.880 kind of on the you know the the information scales uh this is something that i would like to

00:59:55.720 talk to leaf nurse or if leaf nurse would like to take a look into this a little bit further 0.86

01:00:00.920 but there was a lady down in i believe it was the united states she was doing a cancer study 1.00

01:00:08.920 on and she was using mice and she had induced the cancer into different portions like the brain the

01:00:16.680 liver and the kidney and spleen and heart and all that kind of stuff and all the different mice

01:00:20.480 now then in and amongst this experiment that she had going the mice acquired

01:00:26.960 parasites so she used the very the most common anti-parasitic available or what

01:00:37.120 they use in the animal world now that's like wild animals domestic animals zoo 0.65

01:00:43.220 animals, farm animals,

01:00:45.340 all animals that use this

01:00:46.580 anti-parasitic.

01:00:50.140 I already know what it is.

01:00:52.560 She dosed the mice 0.78

01:00:53.560 twice, and then she

01:00:55.160 tested them, and they were free

01:00:57.180 of prayer. They were

01:00:58.640 parasite-free.

01:01:01.060 But she also noticed that

01:01:02.680 all the

01:01:05.560 mice had the cancer. They were cured

01:01:07.360 of their cancer, too, or their cancer had been

01:01:09.580 remedied.

01:01:10.580 beyond that she contacted a parasitologist i think over in egypt or something like that

01:01:18.640 uh and spoke with them a community of them and they said yes we've been speaking about this for

01:01:24.640 years and that the at a at a under a microscope when you look at the cancer cells themselves

01:01:33.740 and the parasite cell they actually are the same so potentially not saying like medical anything

01:01:42.520 but there's kind of a little bit of a correlation between and maybe that's why the i the i to the m

01:01:49.740 to act and the ivermectin you know maybe that's part of the why they wanted everything to just be

01:01:56.500 slit aside and don't use the hq don't use the ivermectin and uh you know like trying to really

01:02:05.600 push these time-tested true uh remedy drugs that aren't like super pharmaceuticals

01:02:16.080 uh there could be something to that and i just thought i'd throw that out there

01:02:21.040 if anybody else wants to take a look at it that would be cool look into i would uh say there's

01:02:27.760 something uh really interesting to research look at look into something called fen bend is all 0.51

01:02:32.600 you just look at right in youtube tons of information on it same fucking thing um like 0.57

01:02:38.660 you and you can it's easily available in canada to buy you can literally buy it on amazon 0.96

01:02:43.560 and it's very well known in public like they even had it in mainstream news that it that can you be

01:02:49.680 a peach and say that again ben ben so f-e-n-b-e-n d-a-z-o-l-e then bend is all and like that is

01:03:01.040 like basically they use it as a dewormer for dogs quite often and horses

01:03:05.060 yeah we should spray we should definitely spray new york with ivermectin 0.98

01:03:11.840 that and probably a lot of fucking ham soup as well just put it in the water source man 0.98

01:03:19.040 they don't even have the soap man 0.99

01:03:25.660 i got one last thing i got one last thing i want to throw out at you

01:03:31.800 and then uh then i'll let you go and i'll uh i'll just watch you guys

01:03:35.420 um so i was watching cbc uh by accident i swear it was by accident today i had it better have

01:03:43.680 by accident yeah it was by accident and uh they were talking about the moon landing because like

01:03:50.220 that's super uh that's super important that we talk about the new moon landing right 0.63

01:03:55.060 you know listen breezy's on the moon right now and i ain't seen shit for days 0.96

01:04:00.780 actually it's funny you mentioned that it's funny you mentioned that because i was fucking around 0.99

01:04:05.940 today and i just decided to check cbc just to see what the fuck they were saying on the 0.95

01:04:09.960 on the interwebs there and like five stories are all about outer space i'm like what the 0.98

01:04:14.880 fuck is going on here you're all a bunch of closets yeah okay so they had this one guy on 0.56

01:04:23.860 here and you would all know him if you saw him he used to be a character on i think the red green 0.99

01:04:30.120 show but he's like he is apparently uh well he's on cbc he's a cbc uh astrologist so just like

01:04:39.200 everybody else fake and gay um but what they did say is that they're uh he was talking about moon

01:04:45.560 ice at the bottom of the craters and that how the moon ice could is very critical for uh well i mean 0.92

01:04:53.220 for human life but also as a source of energy and he explained on cbc how to separate the hydrogen

01:05:03.740 from the oxygen in water

01:05:06.620 and it's rocket fuel 0.99

01:05:08.120 and I'm like what the fuck did he just 0.99

01:05:10.740 say and I 0.98

01:05:11.920 rewound it and it was like

01:05:14.480 yeah yeah yeah he totally explained how

01:05:16.740 you know the

01:05:17.640 moon ice which is so much

01:05:20.500 completely different than the

01:05:21.740 you know

01:05:23.440 can be separated and used into 1.00

01:05:26.760 fucking 1.00

01:05:27.160 I can't believe they just said this 1.00

01:05:31.100 on CBC this is incredible 0.99

01:05:32.580 how can people not hear exactly what they're saying that's fucked yeah it's wild it's wild 0.78

01:05:39.780 i think the class the guy's name is mcdonald something mcdonald but i would i can't remember 0.80

01:05:44.320 exactly because i'm old moon ice that's interesting thank you for that information

01:05:53.420 i love you all what an awesome community we have and we're winning okay winning winning

01:06:07.900 yes winning all right thanks aaron have a good night all right but talking about the whole using 0.94

01:06:17.100 in the water as Jeff fucking feel. 0.76

01:06:19.180 Didn't those peoples that 0.98

01:06:20.600 came up with those hydro cars,

01:06:23.520 right? That just all of

01:06:25.100 a sudden just...

01:06:26.680 Right? 0.96

01:06:29.160 No, Aaron's always a damn good source 0.76

01:06:31.160 of information. 0.88

01:06:32.720 Yeah, man.

01:06:34.220 Yeah, he's got an interesting book.

01:06:37.320 Aren't they saying that 0.95

01:06:38.480 there was a spicy Latina 1.00

01:06:40.340 driving that fucking 1.00

01:06:42.660 moon lander? Isn't that what was going on? 1.00

01:06:44.920 Yeah, it was me.

01:06:46.220 it was me it was 100% me guys 0.99

01:06:48.380 I'm on the fucking moon 0.98

01:06:50.000 I'm pretty sure that's what they're trying to say 0.99

01:06:52.500 look at this

01:06:52.960 the earth is a circle

01:06:55.500 and it's behind me

01:06:57.560 I'm pretty sure

01:06:59.780 because I saw like some like press

01:07:01.460 some press

01:07:02.660 photos of it and it was like 1.00

01:07:05.880 some spicy Latina in a NASA suit 1.00

01:07:07.940 or some fake suit

01:07:09.820 I don't even think they were Latina bro 1.00

01:07:11.940 I think they was fucking brown 0.99

01:07:13.980 okay 0.99

01:07:14.500 i think i think it was it was no that was not latina no no no actually don't get their mistake 0.99

01:07:22.100 in that shit one of the things i saw that i thought was absolutely hilarious was one of 0.99

01:07:26.940 the headlines on cbc was something to the effect of finding life on saturn's moon harder than 1.00

01:07:33.840 thought i'm like well what what the fuck does that what do you mean harder than thought like 0.86

01:07:39.300 I mean, like, how hard did you think it was? 0.98

01:07:41.360 How hard is it to think?

01:07:43.060 It was like, please, like.

01:07:46.420 There's still a lot of theories.

01:07:48.660 There's still a lot of theories that didn't get to the moon because of the whole radiation belt that separates Earth and the moon itself. 0.94

01:07:57.020 Like, there's so much fucking radiation in that.

01:07:59.380 I think it's called the Van Allen belt. 0.99

01:08:01.540 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:08:02.740 Like, it's just so crazy that how could anything pass through that, right?

01:08:06.500 So, I don't know.

01:08:07.600 Who knows?

01:08:08.500 Maybe Aaron's right. 0.90

01:08:09.200 maybe space is fake and gay who knows i need it's funny this comment from east coast uh hold on 0.88

01:08:15.540 hold on this this comment from east coast is actually pretty funny because i saw something 0.74

01:08:18.720 the other day uh that said something about if space travel was was like possible these rich

01:08:24.340 people wouldn't need bunkers because they'd just be able to leave yeah yeah i don't really buy it

01:08:29.460 myself i you know what i read this really cool book called uh it was actually a trilogy by c.s

01:08:35.440 lewis it's the the ransom trilogy and he's basically doing a thing where he's trying to

01:08:43.220 explain the old world view of what the cosmos were and it's so cool the way he explains it

01:08:50.540 he's explaining it as uh like we're only able to perceive certain spectrums of light and sound

01:08:59.800 yeah and the way he puts it is like once you break through the firmament you're being bombarded with

01:09:07.060 all this spec the full spectrum and so all you see is white and it's just like he's like very

01:09:15.720 very illustrative in the way that he uh in the way that he explains things he he kind of like

01:09:22.420 makes it seem like there's a jesus for every for every planet it's uh it's a really interesting

01:09:30.500 worldview but i i recommend everybody read that one it's uh so the first one is out of the silent

01:09:38.980 planet and then there's paralandra and then that hideous strength and the cool thing about that

01:09:44.720 hideous strength is it essentially predicts uh what's tavistock you know the british tavistock

01:09:53.240 institute yeah basically predicts that institute and and they actually he calls it the nice the

01:10:01.260 national institute that hideous what that hideous strength but you have to read the other two first

01:10:07.440 to really know what's going on to really really know what's going on uh who's the author again

01:10:13.080 It's C.S. Lewis.

01:10:14.800 C.S. Lewis, okay.

01:10:15.880 Yeah, so it's Out of the Silent Planet.

01:10:20.620 Now, isn't C.S. Lewis one of the New World Order architects?

01:10:25.580 I do believe he was...

01:10:28.000 Because, like, I do remember hearing his name and, like, the whole architecture of some of the...

01:10:32.760 Because a lot of the New World Order's white papers are written by, like, C.S. Lewis, H.G. Wells, guys like that, right?

01:10:41.760 so like i was one because that's where i because i've heard that name before and i i just didn't

01:10:45.620 know if he was i'm not sure if he was on the architects i honestly the way i know c.s lewis

01:10:50.940 is with him and jr tolkien okay like a they had like a buddy buddy sort of like relationship

01:10:57.320 rivalry and and they they were kind of like the the pinnacle of like british

01:11:04.080 european like you know storytelling before this went downhill yeah part of the part of me what

01:11:12.660 was the second book it's called paralandra so p-a-r-e paralandra l-a-n-d-r-a i i think i

01:11:24.300 spelled perfect and that's from c s lewis yeah yeah it'll blow your mind breezy it's a really 0.96

01:11:29.840 good book so what i was trying to say was who was the motherfucker that went back to the moon 0.96

01:11:37.660 to get the footage of this rocket leaving the moon yeah good point yeah who went back to get 0.97

01:11:45.720 that footage yeah who'd they leave behind i don't know who was the internet it was breezy 0.97

01:11:53.440 right because if they got service on the fucking internet or like or on the fucking moon for 0.94

01:11:59.360 internet like come on big brain big brain time that's why i always laughed when hadfield was 0.99

01:12:04.240 going around i'm like did did do they have their own internet plan or are they just stealing it

01:12:07.940 from everybody else they go around off the satellites or something because everybody's

01:12:13.400 got their own opinion and views when it comes to like the moon landing and stuff like that right

01:12:17.080 like i personally i i don't know there's too many places on earth that look ironically where

01:12:22.900 they were walking just with like a bit of a film set i don't know who knows like when you learn

01:12:27.300 about like the different radiation belts all that type of stuff like who fucking knows man who knows

01:12:33.180 and then yeah you hear like oh we're running the earth is actually just a simulation and you think 0.98

01:12:38.500 of that uh meme that i seen a little while back like yeah if it's a simulation they're fucking

01:12:42.020 running doom yeah the whole simulation thing that one there and even when people talk about like we

01:12:48.220 live in a matrix that there is actually it it philosophically if you play that one out what it

01:12:54.220 is is gnosticism yes that's what that's not that far off though right no but you're right it is

01:13:00.640 gnosticism though you're right and and so when you say gnosticism that is kind of like a a broad

01:13:07.580 term but if that one there is specifically is the bad type right yeah like that that there because

01:13:15.440 that leads you into thinking that like the world is bad essentially and and and that's not the way

01:13:21.780 you want to engage with life you want to engage with with like you know some sort of hope yeah

01:13:27.540 right yeah yeah what we're supposed to be is the essence of human so not fucking turning everything 0.99

01:13:35.160 upside down and putting on paper pink fucking wigs and yeah making zipper tits yeah yeah yeah 0.99

01:13:41.020 i just want to be a good person and not be a dick exactly wow fantastic and if everybody else could 1.00

01:13:47.420 do that too that'd be also fantastic i mean i take a little bit issue with the not being a dick part 0.99

01:13:52.240 um i will be a dick um but i do try to i do try to just be a dick to those who deserve it 0.99

01:13:58.920 yeah righteous dickery is fine yeah unless it's halloween then you're dick 69 yeah yeah you're a 1.00

01:14:05.520 hondo dick 69 all the time yeah we had a pretty awesome halloween party down in hamilton pretty 0.99

01:14:12.540 epic and uh yeah johnny dressed up as dick 69 it was fucking awesome that's awesome 0.99

01:14:19.020 fucking mad hatter was a hamas paratrooper yeah part of the 72 uh brigade squadron yeah 0.97

01:14:28.940 you kind of look like dr disrespect dr disrespect that's awesome i love it yeah 0.98

01:14:34.880 it was funny i kept i kept saying that i was dick 69 and i just i like bombed schools and 0.80

01:14:40.780 then i console the mother i can't unsee that now i cannot okay east coast has got a a noodle

01:14:47.520 noodle scratcher here oh okay uh he says here i got a question you ever see a newborn baby feed

01:14:54.420 itself where did the first babies to where did the first babies to come from give me your philosophy

01:15:00.440 there has to be a creator well it's it's it's a good point though like it doesn't matter what

01:15:07.240 ideology you believe in there has like something starting point the starting point is the question

01:15:13.060 yeah something did this the way that my atheist philosopher uh philosophy professor explained

01:15:20.880 metaphysics to the class when i was in college was like if i have an idea and you have an idea

01:15:26.980 and they're the same idea where does it where does it exist if it's not in your mind it's in

01:15:33.720 a separate dimension right so so that's uh that's one way of putting it but another way of putting 0.72

01:15:40.220 it is uh they've done the the ape experiment where they teach a baby ape fucking like 80 years ago

01:15:49.020 how to throw a ball and then they tell that baby ape when it grows up to teach its offspring how

01:15:57.660 to throw a ball and they do that and it's by like the fourth or fifth generation they're they're 0.93

01:16:03.360 coming out with learning how to throw balls like they know how to throw balls they're juggling apes

01:16:08.560 yeah and so that says that there's something genetic it when it comes to memory so it's like 0.81

01:16:16.040 blood memory right that like we have we have these instincts that that come from what our parents did

01:16:22.780 and it's more than just it's it's more than just like um physical it's spiritual right it's there

01:16:31.180 it's in the blood it's it's encoded into you it is yeah i i agree with you and that's kind of what

01:16:37.760 did uh that's kind of what pushed me to find a lot of my ancestry because like me personally

01:16:42.080 like i didn't know my father until i was about to my late 30s but like there's always i always

01:16:47.340 had that feeling like your ancestors your blood is speaking to you and uh like it's really kind

01:16:53.240 of hard to describe and uh and so that kind of led me down the path of finding like this other

01:16:59.020 half of like where my blood comes from and that's when i when i did find that and but if i didn't

01:17:03.480 receive that message from what you're talking about it would have never led me down that path

01:17:08.440 and so that so what you're talking about is very real to some people i don't think it it hits them

01:17:13.560 to some people it hits them so hard it just becomes an obsession right like and to me

01:17:18.260 oh i was just gonna say to like to me at one point it actually became an obsession and uh so i kind

01:17:26.100 of had to level that out kind of deal because you can go down rabbit holes all kinds of crap right

01:17:29.960 but but it also can lead you to find some things about your own bloodlines and your own family

01:17:34.860 history where it comes from that you wouldn't even think you think you're just like a person

01:17:39.420 on the planet amongst eight billion people walking around but then you do a little bit of family

01:17:42.860 history or whatever the case may be and you find like oh my god i have an ancestry that did this

01:17:46.800 and blah blah blah case may be right like i for instance i didn't know until i did some until my 0.97

01:17:51.160 dad told me and i did some digging i have one of my cousins is the fucking cardinal in the vatican 0.83

01:17:56.020 it's like oh that's pretty interesting that's pretty cool so like i came from portuguese 0.96

01:18:02.160 royalties our fucking our little what's it called what's that thing called tom help me out here the 0.99

01:18:08.580 word the crest the crest my family crest has two fucking goats on it bud goats yeah yeah you got 0.99

01:18:15.120 philip in the line yeah yeah but so like i've always been big on that and so i'd like people 0.91

01:18:19.300 people have asked me well why did you do that i was like well the only answer i can give you is

01:18:22.680 like something genetically was speaking to me telling me like i need to find this other half

01:18:28.780 of who i was right and and uh that i think and i think in a lot of ways the past couple years and

01:18:35.000 what they've introduced into people with uh with uh you know the the you know what's i think that

01:18:40.240 they're trying to get that out of people erase that genetic memory within people by implementing 0.94

01:18:46.220 a foreign substance okay i don't want to get too deep and they're gonna fucking strike this 0.63

01:18:50.920 stream down right you've been getting that right because like my oh yeah for some reason my my show 0.87

01:18:57.360 like i i go off and i get nothing man i get nothing there was one night uh i just want to

01:19:03.800 point out rage also noticed this particular thing and i've noticed this for quite some time

01:19:09.540 is they're doing this purposefully to um to um uh castrate it's a mass eugenics experiment

01:19:22.060 there we go thank you those are the words that's the words the blood is like it is like in so many 0.52

01:19:29.700 like religions or like whatever you want to call it um different kinds of beliefs the blood is like

01:19:36.240 the soul essence right it's like the liquid that is the physical translation of what is like

01:19:41.820 the etherical spirit and so that's why and like the vampire what does it do it sucks your blood

01:19:51.160 like it steals your soul literally that's what a vampire does that is the soul there's something

01:19:55.820 there that's for sure there's something there and it's it's you can't just put your thumb on it

01:20:00.340 without knowing really what it is but there is something there man and stuff like that just

01:20:05.580 fascinates me then it really same here it's same here i'm the exact same way it just fascinates me

01:20:10.220 yeah and going back to like the blood issue like what like uh being the essence of life you're

01:20:15.260 100 correct in that because like even in like in my norse pagan ancestry um they they used uh they

01:20:21.060 would sacrifice they'd sacrifice animals they'd sacrifice people sometimes and like in it and uh

01:20:25.940 so some people look at that as like oh that's evil that's satanic and blah blah this and that

01:20:29.920 and like i understand that aspect but what what what they were doing is that it was the it was

01:20:35.620 that life essence so it's it's it looked at as the same thing and a lot of people have the

01:20:41.480 misconception when it came to human human sacrifice in the norse world when it came to

01:20:46.680 sacrifice to odin for the most part they were willing sacrifices except for battlefield captures 0.99

01:20:52.440 battlefield captures that was a different story they all that was from those fucking tripping 1.00

01:20:57.760 out goddamn vikings that just pillaged the whole motherfucker so but it was it's essentially the 0.99

01:21:02.840 same type of deal though like the blood the blood is the life essence so like even even in a sacrifice 1.00

01:21:08.160 it's still looked at as the same fucking thing so christians though we wouldn't necessarily even in 0.75

01:21:13.760 the abrahamic religion we wouldn't necessarily say that that uh sacrificing is evil i mean like 0.98

01:21:21.340 we would when it comes to like human or child sacrifice we'd be like whoa whoa whoa whoa that's

01:21:26.700 bad that's murder but oh yeah when it comes to to those animal sacrifices we you know like we all

01:21:34.480 come from pagan backgrounds right the hebrews technically had uh they had those sacrifices

01:21:41.800 and so what christians our assertion is is that jesus because he died we don't have to

01:21:49.160 do that anymore sacrifice physically like animals like that we don't have to do that because we can

01:21:56.160 look at the cause and effect of the most righteous man being sacrificed. We can look at that and use

01:22:04.300 that as the spark to be a better person. Because look what happens is with Jesus, he comes and he

01:22:14.820 explains exactly what to do and exactly who to be. And the best that he is offered is he's put

01:22:22.240 on a on a cross and killed for it all right and so that's like a that's a story explaining to you

01:22:29.880 exactly what's happened to a lot of people in our community where when you step forward and do

01:22:37.300 what's right you're gonna receive a backlash from from the end entropy in this world from the from

01:22:44.120 the chaotic forces in this world they don't want that they don't want that order we have two figures

01:22:50.160 of that nature samaritan they don't want that kind of that's why like god told abraham to bring his

01:22:57.540 his only son um to be sacrificed right he didn't make him do it but he had to put him through

01:23:04.400 what god himself was going to go through later on and literally like that's jesus fulfilling that

01:23:11.040 prophecy that was laid back all the way back to the times of abraham right we also have two figures

01:23:16.560 in Fiora and Seder that represent kind of almost the same type of ideals.

01:23:21.580 We have Baldr.

01:23:23.080 He was the beloved son of Odin.

01:23:24.620 He was the brightest of all.

01:23:26.660 And another figure is Vassar.

01:23:29.880 And Vassar is particularly interesting because he was a being created

01:23:33.020 by the two tribes of the gods of the Vanir of the Aesir. 0.86

01:23:36.220 And after the first major war, after they realized that there was no point

01:23:40.280 in continuing this war, they exchanged hostages and they created a being

01:23:44.120 out of their spit.

01:23:44.860 i know it sounds funny but that's that's how the tales go now this particular being went all around

01:23:49.800 midgard and spread knowledge and wisdom and he was the he was a being of light right and he was

01:23:57.020 captured by dwarves and murdered and his blood was drained from him again the life essence being of

01:24:03.020 being of uh divine deity and mixed with uh mead and that's where the tale of odin's mead comes

01:24:09.060 from the the meat of poetry um so and that's one aspect and that's one figure and the the second

01:24:14.500 figure balder he he is in when it comes to an equivalent he would kind of be the closest if

01:24:20.180 you want to say to a christ-like figure in our in our pantheon um because again he was the beloved

01:24:25.040 son of odin and frig um but he also started uh foreseeing uh uh do his own doom in nightmares

01:24:31.620 so frig went through all nine realms and made everything but mistletoe swear allegiance to

01:24:37.540 to balder and so he became impervious and this uh this pissed loki off of course loki being 0.98

01:24:43.900 fucking loki um so we look at balder is looked at as is as another being of light because he was 0.93

01:24:49.640 the brightest of all the gods of everything everybody everybody admired balder and when 0.99

01:24:54.740 balder was murdered everything in all nine realms except for loki cried and wept for balder and that

01:25:01.000 was the only thing that would that did not allow the goddess of death to regain balder's breath

01:25:05.560 back was loki being a prick so so we do have figures that are close right so in a lot of

01:25:12.060 ancient symbolism the the idea of light bright you know uh in in christianity there's this dualistic

01:25:19.320 uh sort of view on being light the light i am the truth and the light but also lucifer means

01:25:27.640 light bringer yeah he was a morning star yeah so people are all kind of schizophrenic on what does

01:25:32.580 light mean but in a lot of esotericism what it really stands for is willpower yes that strength

01:25:40.220 that you have to get up and do something in the morning yeah right and so yeah and so there's

01:25:47.200 there's uh something to be said about the similarities there and the similarity in in

01:25:53.960 how uh like when you do try to be a good person how you'll always come up against that you'll

01:26:02.680 always come up against that force and it's the people who deal with that that end up being like

01:26:07.160 heroes right they end up being they end up being led legends right and well i've noticed it's not

01:26:12.560 easy to do what's right but i've noticed that to engage with life and try to become that legend

01:26:18.720 right regardless of the of the forces that come after you it's and that's the idea of that's what

01:26:24.820 christianity is is telling you is that like regardless of what you're going to come up

01:26:30.400 against it's your job to to go out there and be that person that's going to be remembered right

01:26:36.660 same with us too like we we have oh now there's a saying in our one of our uh sacred texts called

01:26:41.940 the havmal and it's scriptures by odin and he says uh cattle die kinsmen die and i myself will die

01:26:47.660 but fame and renown will live on forever and you can take that and mean that can mean multiple

01:26:52.440 different things but at the same respect it means the exact same thing you just talked about like

01:26:57.140 it's there's like i've seen there's so many similarities and again like i have this saying 0.99

01:27:01.300 that i've been saying this for years i'm the type of person that has no problem stepping into shit 0.97

01:27:06.360 to shine a light on it and once and once we shine our light it attracts the worst of the 1.00

01:27:12.800 fucking worst but then you just shine that light right in their fucking eyes 0.99

01:27:16.140 right and that's that's how i've kind of looked at it because like 0.99

01:27:20.780 again i'm just a construction worker that's how you blind people bro well yeah but like i said i 0.73

01:27:26.280 like like like i don't have college background i don't have university background i don't have 0.79

01:27:30.840 like like like i'm a drummer i played a bunch of gigs on stage but for the most part i'm a

01:27:35.380 construction worker that's read a lot of books and swears a lot right so but i've been able to

01:27:39.820 be quite honest so but i've been able to put two and two together and one thing i've noticed out 0.75

01:27:47.000 of anything is that we are facing the most existential fucking threat that humanity has

01:27:52.800 ever faced because the enemy that we face it does again it doesn't matter whether you believe in 0.91

01:27:57.720 christianity catholicism or whatever the fucking case may be we share the same enemy so that makes 0.95

01:28:03.120 us brothers in arms and this whole fucking thing is a spiritual battle and uh we need to band 0.98

01:28:09.300 together because if we don't we're gonna lose uh and that's another thing i'm going to try to get 0.98

01:28:13.320 out earlier is that the the spiritual world right now is trying to warn people i'm seeing it

01:28:20.200 everywhere everywhere like from the from from all the ravens that fly around to the crows to 0.96

01:28:28.120 even just the little ghosties that are in my own fucking house they're everywhere they're not going 1.00

01:28:32.120 anywhere usually they they'll fuck off they're not going anywhere so we need to start listening 1.00

01:28:36.640 to the other side because the other side is very real too i don't care if people want to call me 0.99

01:28:40.820 nuts or not it is it is well how i see it is like this like at the end of the day like imagine this 0.96

01:28:47.180 like all the fucking churches are gone there's no books to read to tell us about any of these um 0.99

01:28:53.980 ideologies or whatever right oh and there's a reason why they're burning the fucking churches 0.99

01:28:57.960 down there's a reason for that yeah but but say we have none of that right and we're just like 0.96

01:29:03.940 here together and we still have an enemy that's trying to attack us but we don't know what to

01:29:09.320 call it do you but then at that point do you still believe that there's a higher power that created

01:29:14.240 you and that loves you and wants the best for you and um has a mission for you to fulfill like

01:29:20.140 if we all can agree on that i think we're doing pretty good yeah what's that what's that one

01:29:26.160 saying that god only gives his hardest tasks to those that can handle it yeah god gives him

01:29:35.480 that yeah but there's no he gives his toughest tasks to the ones that he knows that can handle

01:29:42.540 it there's there's a good meme something along the lines of that there's a good wojack meme

01:29:47.480 for that where he's like why are you giving me your toughest battles and he's like because you're

01:29:51.660 my greatest soldier

01:29:53.640 or something like that.

01:29:55.140 That one gets me. It gets me, man.

01:29:57.240 It gets me.

01:29:59.320 No, that's good, though.

01:30:01.080 I like everybody's on the same wavelength

01:30:03.800 because that's one thing I've noticed in Diaglon.

01:30:06.180 We can vibe.

01:30:07.180 That's one thing I've noticed in Diaglon.

01:30:09.460 There's a lot of different people,

01:30:12.220 but there's two main

01:30:13.640 ideologies that I know.

01:30:15.500 There's mainly a Christian ideology,

01:30:17.560 which I don't have a problem with, and I'm the first

01:30:19.680 to admit that. I don't have a problem with that. I don't care.

01:30:21.340 because again i'm more than willing to stand side by side with a christian man because 0.99

01:30:25.420 we face the same fucking enemy like what they're doing to our norse culture is out fucking rageous 0.99

01:30:31.460 outrageous like first of all they're trying to say that uh vikings were like transgender and 1.00

01:30:37.280 black are you fucking kidding me well give me a fucking break uh with the help of the marvel 0.99

01:30:43.420 movies and a lot of like pop culture they've completely ruined it they they go like there's 1.00

01:30:48.540 brigades of shield maidens now that all these brigades of shield maidens that they claim existed

01:30:54.700 did not fucking exist they based it all off one grave find out of sweden from a noble woman that 0.99

01:31:00.420 was buried with a bunch of swords and a fucking shield so like it's just this this crazy liberal 0.99

01:31:05.820 revisionism we're seeing in even our own heathen culture because that's what we call it we call it 0.98

01:31:10.460 heathen culture and so like again we face the same fucking enemy and so like when i when i was 0.76

01:31:16.180 watching all the churches get closed down at the beginning of covid i had people come up to me 0.92

01:31:20.480 going oh you must be happy about that being the odinist haha i'm like no i'm not happy about that

01:31:24.740 at all something in your chat there tom and i also have um hold on you kind of know that i wanted to

01:31:30.660 show but go continue yeah so people people i had people asking me like oh you must be happy about

01:31:35.620 that seeing all the christian churches closed down hobby like because of who i am i'm like no i'm not

01:31:39.600 happy about that at all and they couldn't believe my answer and they're like why i'm like because 0.89

01:31:44.240 that's a fucking complete affront to anything that like it is egregious like how the hell does 0.74

01:31:49.420 the government have the right to tell these people they can't they can't congregate it's like just 0.98

01:31:53.000 because i'm not a christian does not mean they i i agree with what the government's doing that that

01:31:57.340 was complete bullshit so i was actually i was on a couple christian pages on facebook at the time

01:32:02.060 so i'm me being the joke and i actually was i actually called this in i was joking with you 0.97

01:32:05.860 that one day saying it's like you guys need some crazy berserkers to come out your way and uh

01:32:09.420 like do a bit of protection so you guys can go to church like because we got no problem with this

01:32:13.800 Yeah. So the thing is, is what I've been thinking while you've been talking is that like, when when you take a lot of the modernist corruption out of Christianity, I mean, like, you take it back to, to like, you know, 1718 hundreds, a lot of like, we agree on a lot. We really do. But what what's happened is that it's been politicized, right?

01:32:41.420 yes for hundreds and hundreds of years and polarized polarized polarized and that's why

01:32:47.120 i don't go to churches because it's literally run by politicians they make all the rules if 0.97

01:32:51.100 you get a fucking church with the government you have to like do what they say or they don't give 0.94

01:32:56.280 you money like that what you're finding right now though is that there's this class of of men 0.99

01:33:02.540 who are christian who are brought up in this milieu of of corrupted churches who are now

01:33:09.280 given access to the internet and all this classic literature so now not only are they reading

01:33:15.680 dostoevsky but they're reading saint augustine and saint thomas and they're learning what those

01:33:21.660 people thought and not only are they reading that but they're interested in orwell and huxley and

01:33:27.900 they're also you know so in these we're also like interested in you know like pop culture things so

01:33:35.620 the occult stuff is is interesting as well and what you end up finding is that there

01:33:41.620 is one big world and we're all just kind of swimming in it and yeah like you're seeing it

01:33:50.140 from one perspective we're seeing it from another the way i like to put it because i'm a bit of a 0.98

01:33:54.900 christian supremacist and we're dodging the same log of shit floating around the pool i just kind 0.96

01:34:00.500 of like to say that paganism is kind of like a typewriter and and christianity monotheism is 0.99

01:34:07.140 more like a computer you got something to add to this i see your point i see your point yeah

01:34:12.600 you see and it's it's it's one of those things is that that christianity when not practiced

01:34:19.400 properly can become intoxicating it can become like the pentecostals man they're it's crazy what

01:34:25.560 they're doing they walk in they're hypnotized for 30 minutes and then they have somebody give

01:34:30.100 them a motivational speech and then they give them some money and they do it all one week later

01:34:35.160 and it's a cycle it's no different with us it's no different with us yeah there's zealots there's

01:34:41.660 people out there that are so they just outrageously down like thinking that this is the way that like

01:34:47.880 it's gonna be a complete opposite of what you're talking about like so like yeah we've dealt with

01:34:51.820 the zealots at the same time right and uh you're gonna get zealots in everything though that's the

01:34:56.700 catch and that's why i like this particular community because like me being who i am i can 0.97

01:35:01.380 speak with you guys and we can agree to disagree leave it right there and we're not gonna go fuck

01:35:05.400 like that doesn't happen it's and i've yeah we have we have more in common than yes absolutely 0.52

01:35:13.580 i think the moral code moral barriers allow us to our moral compasses aren't doing this our moral

01:35:20.660 compasses are straight yeah and and i think i think that's what it really comes down to like

01:35:24.940 i know for myself like i i'm not a religious person at all um but at the same time i also

01:35:31.360 like my view on it is like in terms of okay if you were to ask me if there's a god like my honest

01:35:37.080 answer is i i really can't tell you um by the time i do know it's going to be too late for me to tell

01:35:42.360 you um but with that answer you know i'm also i know i can't deny any existence of it nor can i

01:35:50.940 confirm it um do i lean towards there must be one probably because it wouldn't like i don't know to

01:35:57.080 me it doesn't make sense that there's nothing that created this like that's kind of a weird

01:36:00.980 kind of thing to think right um and that's why like for for people that are religious it's like

01:36:07.400 yeah whatever that that difference between us is so non-consequential uh in my eyes like as long

01:36:14.920 as we can share the same kind of morality same kind of you know i guess basic core values um

01:36:23.100 then i you know whatever that that that's a minor discrepancy whatever you believe what you want to

01:36:28.420 believe i believe what i want to believe and we can work together on a side note here i don't mean

01:36:34.500 to change the topic but uh yeah um did you check your telegram yeah the patriot front yep yeah okay

01:36:43.860 Thomas Russo was arrested today.

01:36:45.880 He just got arrested today.

01:36:48.540 Arrested by Texas

01:36:50.000 law enforcement on February, or 2030

01:36:51.660 was arrested. So yesterday.

01:36:54.180 Felony warrant out of

01:36:55.840 Charlottesville, Virginia. The arrest

01:36:57.640 comes after a nearly seven-year witch hunt

01:36:59.860 by political motivated prosecutors

01:37:01.560 stemming from the events that transpired

01:37:03.920 at the Unite the Right

01:37:05.760 rally in 2017.

01:37:07.760 2017? That's what?

01:37:10.540 That was that one with the dark 0.97

01:37:11.580 perger right back it's because he's getting popular yeah exactly he's getting a following 1.00

01:37:17.340 so now they gotta fuck with him yeah it's because he's breaking the fed jacket mold so they gotta 0.99

01:37:23.260 they gotta spank him in some way shape or form that's really what it comes down to crazy can 0.99

01:37:28.320 you send me that article because rogue wants to have a look at that uh i just want to respond to 0.99

01:37:33.400 that comment down in the which one it was uh scotia lady i can't really look at the cat but

01:37:40.200 i saw it pop up earlier i just i keep the replays on on my twitter account and i keep them on uh

01:37:46.880 pill.net if you want to if you want to see the replay so i just i take it off of youtube right

01:37:52.940 away and i take it off of rumbled right away because it it clogs up the clogs up the feed

01:37:59.900 from my my more well-produced shows i'm trying to keep the the morning show real casual so i don't

01:38:05.420 don't you know i don't judge myself too much basically yeah speaking of that speaking of

01:38:11.140 that uh we're uh we're talking about um i'm just gonna we'll talk about a little bit more off of

01:38:16.240 here but uh we want to get in touch with you about something that we're talking about johnny and i

01:38:21.080 and uh slip we're talking about that slipper talk we're talking about outside of here and uh we would

01:38:28.040 like your input on this and uh so we're going to get in touch with you outside of here on this

01:38:32.640 particular thing johnny will probably johnny will probably get in touch with you on it

01:38:35.920 yeah cool i can i think you'll be interested and then also also can we play this video in request

01:38:43.860 of uh scotian scotian scotian lady made a request i feel like we should we should 0.94

01:38:49.180 which also means that i i have to honor sarah's as well damn it damn it i'm getting a telegram

01:38:56.660 call from jacob's ladder oh yes answer that that's jacob's ladder answer that oh it's jake 0.93

01:39:03.520 hello who is that hello hello okay but i don't know what just fucking happened hello anybody home 0.87

01:39:12.580 jake's a great guy he came up to the camp out you probably remember pete the speech no i know jake 0.91

01:39:18.860 i know jake okay yeah no i know jake he calls back i'll answer i don't know you know the clip

01:39:27.480 girl you know the clip so i'm going to i'm going to play a clip for you yeah i don't know which

01:39:32.420 one you're going to be able to hear it which clip um we don't put it on

01:39:39.740 i don't know what happened there i got totally sidetracked 0.99

01:39:44.680 do fall pete okay you ready can you hear it can you guys hear it no no no for fuck's sakes okay 0.97

01:39:54.940 hold on i remember this though hold on hold the phone hold the phone i gotta do a quick 0.98

01:40:01.700 little swap of rue here just give me a minute just give me a minute

01:40:04.420 a little boomer tech issue yeah boomer tech 1.00

01:40:08.480 it's because she's got the headphones 0.98

01:40:11.560 I know it's because

01:40:13.580 I got the headphones in

01:40:15.000 and I gotta

01:40:16.920 change it so that it's

01:40:19.600 not on

01:40:21.660 the headphones

01:40:22.580 I don't even

01:40:25.740 know

01:40:26.240 I don't even know

01:40:28.740 okay we could do this

01:40:31.760 Breezy could do this

01:40:33.140 just believe

01:40:34.120 she can't do it

01:40:36.660 Just got to believe.

01:40:37.780 Everybody clap your hands. 1.00

01:40:39.560 I believe I can suck ass. 1.00

01:40:42.760 Watch this. 1.00

01:40:45.940 Suddenly Breezy's DMs just filled up.

01:40:49.040 Yeah.

01:40:53.560 That's funny.

01:40:56.520 I wish I had my internet.

01:41:00.080 I could have helped you promote this a little better tonight.

01:41:03.600 yeah no that's no problem i know shit happens man uh where i used to live but we had shoddy 0.93

01:41:11.060 fucking internet so like there was no way i would have been able to do anything like this 0.91

01:41:13.980 it just would have been fucking horrible so yeah not to mention the situation i was in before i 0.99

01:41:19.520 would have never been able to do this anyway because i would have been getting screamed at 0.88

01:41:22.360 every night so do you guys have anybody have dsl internet oh there goes breezy oh dsl yeah oh

01:41:30.200 That's direct satellite link, right?

01:41:32.360 Is that what that means?

01:41:33.400 I'm not sure because basically that's what I'm going with next is DSL.

01:41:41.100 It's not cable.

01:41:41.760 There we go.

01:41:42.980 Yeah, so for right now, what we were talking about a minute ago,

01:41:46.300 and I was saying, me and Johnny and Slipper talking about something,

01:41:48.520 Island Jason's involved too.

01:41:50.360 For right now, we're just calling it the mail project.

01:41:54.520 Yeah, we're going to deliver the mail.

01:41:57.120 Yeah.

01:41:57.560 It's going to be great.

01:41:58.940 I think.

01:41:59.580 it'll be so yeah so when the mail project is finished people will see what it is so

01:42:03.860 but yeah we're gonna be getting and getting in touch with you about that too so okay can you

01:42:09.780 guys hear me now i can hear you now can you hear me okay now can you hear me now yeah the segment

01:42:16.360 brought to you by Verizon or something so we got we got a video from you know the 0.98

01:42:22.220 watch with Scotian Lady, because she's 0.97

01:42:24.160 pretty fucking cool. 1.00

01:42:27.700 I got it up there. 0.96

01:42:30.180 If you want to scoop it on

01:42:32.200 in there, Tom.

01:42:34.600 I think it might work this

01:42:36.140 time around. 0.99

01:42:38.080 We're dicks! 1.00

01:42:43.880 We're reckless, arrogant, stupid 1.00

01:42:45.920 dicks! 1.00

01:42:48.780 And the Film Actors Guild 1.00

01:42:50.560 are pussies. 1.00

01:42:52.220 And Kim Jong-il 1.00

01:42:55.860 Is an asshole 1.00

01:42:57.760 Pussies like dicks 1.00

01:43:01.900 Because pussies get fucked by dicks 1.00

01:43:04.520 Yes they do 1.00

01:43:05.420 But dicks also fuck assholes 1.00

01:43:08.600 Assholes who just want to shit on everything 1.00

01:43:12.140 Pussies may think they can deal with assholes their way 1.00

01:43:16.180 But the only thing that can fuck an asshole 1.00

01:43:18.760 Is a dick 1.00

01:43:19.980 With some balls 1.00

01:43:21.820 I forgot all about that 1.00

01:43:25.520 Probably dicks 1.00

01:43:26.720 Is that sometimes they fuck too much 1.00

01:43:29.040 Or fuck when it isn't appropriate 1.00

01:43:30.980 That's right 1.00

01:43:31.860 And it takes a pussy 1.00

01:43:35.460 To show them that 1.00

01:43:36.360 But sometimes pussies get so full of shit 1.00

01:43:39.700 That they become assholes themselves 1.00

01:43:41.280 That's right 1.00

01:43:42.020 Because pussies are only an inch and a half away from assholes 1.00

01:43:45.280 I don't know much of this 1.00

01:43:49.460 But I do know

01:43:53.020 that if you don't let us 1.00

01:43:55.260 fuck this asshole, 1.00

01:43:57.320 we are going to have our dicks 1.00

01:43:59.520 and our pussies 1.00

01:44:00.720 all covered in shit. 1.00

01:44:13.260 That's right! 1.00

01:44:14.680 It really is amazing.

01:44:16.400 I feel like

01:44:17.480 I feel like this was brought up

01:44:19.400 as a way to be like, this is how Pete

01:44:21.460 explains Christianity.

01:44:25.940 Okay, so now we're going to

01:44:27.320 how to do this again.

01:44:31.360 That's some funny stuff.

01:44:33.280 Let's get this here.

01:44:35.400 Okay.

01:44:36.320 Okay.

01:44:38.480 Okay.

01:44:39.520 What do you have to now?

01:44:44.200 Oh, no, you can take

01:44:45.580 it off now.

01:44:46.440 Oh, wait.

01:44:47.480 yeah that's the background of my um yeah yeah there you go there we go and then i have to go 0.96

01:44:56.580 here what the fuck i'm supposed to do the thing from the princess apparently this is what i've 0.97

01:45:05.440 been instructed can you hear me now okay yes that's right on thank you the princess bride 0.99

01:45:15.920 You're supposed to do what from The Princess Bride? 0.99

01:45:18.120 Yo, The Princess Bride was a great fucking movie. 0.99

01:45:20.160 My name is Inigo Montoya. 1.00

01:45:22.320 You killed my father.

01:45:24.760 I haven't even seen that movie. 0.97

01:45:26.220 What? 1.00

01:45:27.260 It's such a great fucking movie. 1.00

01:45:29.060 I love it. 1.00

01:45:30.260 I grew up watching 80s movies with lots of explosions 0.99

01:45:33.080 and Chuck Norris and Arnold Schwarzenegger shit. 1.00

01:45:35.560 Oh, fuck yeah. 1.00

01:45:37.040 Portuguese, man. 1.00

01:45:38.260 We watched what my dad watched. 1.00

01:45:40.300 And my dad liked to watch his fucking action movies. 1.00

01:45:43.820 Right? 0.99

01:45:44.340 Speaking of action movies.

01:45:45.540 and stuff speaking of action movies and stuff some of those 80s movies especially if you listen

01:45:51.400 closely they knew some shit what was going on specifically this one particular movie called 0.98

01:45:56.460 fucking invasion usa now we're watching like crime rampant right now in the country like 1.00

01:46:02.600 every fucking city that's got like 10 a population of 10 000 over is just a complete fucking shithole 1.00

01:46:07.860 with crime everywhere right and uh population going nuts all this and that now if you go back 0.99

01:46:13.980 into the 80s and dig up this movie called invasion usa and you kind of step away from watching like

01:46:19.360 the cheesy freaking chuck norris mullet run around stuff like that right but listen to the background

01:46:24.340 of what's actually going on and how the enemy actually invades the usa is exactly by the exact

01:46:29.300 same way they it's all these uh like criminals crash land basically in the united states and

01:46:34.500 start like uh just running rampant with crime taking over like police stations left right and

01:46:39.640 center and uh causes the country to almost go tits up and that's and uh so i'm watching this 0.88

01:46:44.600 a few months back i'm like that's interesting it's kind of like exactly what's fucking going 0.98

01:46:49.580 on right now sounds vaguely familiar man this is good but again it's a cheesy fucking 80s movie 0.74

01:46:54.720 but it's like very reminiscent of what's actually yeah and you're like why is this strangely bang 0.78

01:47:00.300 on with what the fuck is going on here yeah man like i i tend to think these things are

01:47:08.620 less uh planned and more like we've been talking about they're just kind of almost like a spiritual 0.98

01:47:14.180 thing like like uh if you if you look at what's going on right now it's it's kind of like a cross

01:47:20.200 between orwell and huxley and uh bf skinner exactly and it's just like these guys were just

01:47:28.240 they were just following their logical conclusions of like okay so if this specific uh human trait

01:47:35.900 went awry right and they they understand this human trait they've been kind of studying it

01:47:43.320 throughout orwell he was going north in england to to the mining the mining colonies up there and

01:47:49.420 and he was studying it and coming back with real understanding of what was happening between the

01:47:54.500 government and the citizenry and where and then he just followed it to its logical conclusion and

01:48:00.400 and that's what you see with a lot of these different and then huxley he knew what his

01:48:05.000 brother was up to so then he goes and he follows it to its logical conclusion and now you see what

01:48:11.100 we're dealing with is kind of a mix island jason well it's all it's all a mix of of uh all these

01:48:17.840 different these different uh dystopian novels dystopian movies and it's not because they were

01:48:26.000 like told something it's because that's just like the the underlying truth of of what they're seeing

01:48:33.900 and then now it's playing out in front of us and it's just well it's it's powerful to make your

01:48:39.240 point um like i've been saying for a while um the reason why i believe that we face the most

01:48:44.120 existential threat is because of that very enemy has been able to study humanity for the past 2,000

01:48:49.720 years it studied humanity's victories against the tyrants it studied its losses against the tyrants

01:48:54.900 it studied both sides of humanity like they're the they're the most intelligent psychologists

01:49:00.160 that you'll an anthropologist you'll ever come across and so and but we have them on our side

01:49:05.660 as well so and that's that's one of the key factors i find is that we we have these type

01:49:10.240 of intellects on both sides of the both sides of the fence like people say oh look at these 1.00

01:49:14.500 fucking idiots with the pink hair on the street yelling and screaming this and that like yeah 1.00

01:49:17.660 they're the idiots but what a lot of people don't understand is that the people at the very top are 1.00

01:49:22.240 some of the most intelligent people you'll ever come across and they're and they're the enemy 1.00

01:49:26.400 well and they know or they get picked up for sex crimes they have the story of pantera in the

01:49:31.740 basement so and they really know what's going on there okay that's if you understand what i'm saying

01:49:37.280 is is like basically the people that we're dealing with they know the mechanisms they know them

01:49:45.920 because they were around in egypt that's the whole point of this crazy occult stuff all this

01:49:50.460 all the the paganism that's the stuff that's the stuff that draws people into it is that

01:49:56.140 the pyramids all that stuff the pyramids the monolithic structures those things were something

01:50:01.760 that we still can't even understand they knew something that we we can't even explain how

01:50:08.520 they made those pyramids it becomes it becomes a mystery and the thing is is that they the the

01:50:16.920 people who who run the the simulation as you were saying earlier the people who are who are controlling

01:50:23.480 us right now the people who are are controlling the the the narrative they have higher access

01:50:32.580 to that information than us and that that's what's that's what really gets me that's what 0.86

01:50:39.740 really fascinates me right well it's like the scotian ladies figured it out though it was

01:50:44.960 philip yeah yeah well it's like a lot of modern secrets uh modern intelligence agencies or the

01:50:51.380 entire intelligentsia if you want to call it that um is based off of secret societies like the old

01:50:57.820 masonic orders the old opus de orders like a lot of those secret societies now today are

01:51:03.180 intelligence agencies it's it was basically the exact same thing right so and that's why a lot of

01:51:08.960 today a lot of people that are in cia have to be knights of malta skull and bones members like all

01:51:15.020 that club of rome all that type of stuff what the hell is going on why does it call that people

01:51:20.480 You're popular, man. 0.99

01:51:21.960 Yeah, you're fucking Hollywood now. 0.98

01:51:24.620 I'm gonna look at the chat. 0.99

01:51:25.520 Hello?

01:51:27.560 Hello?

01:51:30.100 Yes?

01:51:32.640 Hello?

01:51:34.560 Do you have it on speaker?

01:51:39.020 You called me!

01:51:42.120 Who is your daddy and what does he do?

01:51:45.520 Yeah, right?

01:51:46.780 My name is Enidio Montoya.

01:51:48.380 Yeah, and do you realize that

01:51:50.440 you're also...

01:51:51.680 You're also now on... 0.98

01:51:54.200 He's a fucking Neo-Noticer now? 0.99

01:51:56.440 Jeez Louise. 0.99

01:51:57.500 Yeah, you're also on

01:51:59.720 Jake Bigotoff now, too.

01:52:02.280 You know that, right? 1.00

01:52:04.260 Fuck yeah, let's go. 1.00

01:52:06.140 Hello, you still there? 1.00

01:52:09.100 No, I was just noticing

01:52:12.560 because we're doing... 1.00

01:52:13.960 We can't even hear his shit, bro. 1.00

01:52:16.800 We can't hear nothing. 1.00

01:52:18.380 Oh, okay.

01:52:20.300 No, it's because I have to head to them.

01:52:22.840 No, we're in the middle of a live stream, Jacob.

01:52:27.240 That's funny.

01:52:29.740 Okay.

01:52:30.460 Can you give me a call back?

01:52:31.680 I believe I can mute.

01:52:34.860 No, no, no.

01:52:36.720 That's perfectly okay, man.

01:52:38.260 That's perfectly okay.

01:52:39.920 Oh, God.

01:52:41.080 Give me a call back tomorrow, okay? 0.97

01:52:43.320 Good old caboodle.

01:52:46.220 Yeah, tomorrow's Sunday, yes.

01:52:47.580 You know I'm reading that in your voice, right, Caboodle?

01:52:52.060 No, and Jake, he's

01:52:53.080 ankle deep in the shine.

01:52:54.640 Alright, I'll talk to you later.

01:52:56.440 Who's ankle deep in the shine?

01:52:57.920 Peace, man.

01:52:59.640 Good lord.

01:53:00.780 That's hilarious.

01:53:02.560 I'm about to go pack me a bowl and smoke it.

01:53:05.220 I'm going to take this break

01:53:07.040 to take an opportunity.

01:53:09.660 I made the mistake of connecting my phone

01:53:11.420 to the computer, so when I get notifications

01:53:13.360 from my phone, I'll stay on the computer. 0.99

01:53:14.980 Now I'm getting fucking phone calls, 0.99

01:53:17.100 I'll get a phone call and it'll come right up on my computer 0.98

01:53:19.180 and wipe out everything that I can't

01:53:21.420 see anything. I'm like, what the hell's going on? I think my computer

01:53:23.420 is crashing.

01:53:24.660 I'm going to have to go back in, though, to Tom to mention this because he

01:53:27.280 just sent me the message.

01:53:29.180 Zach's new show tomorrow,

01:53:31.100 Sunday afternoon.

01:53:33.740 Oh, yes.

01:53:34.620 Island Jason and myself

01:53:37.480 will be there. I believe Steve Hansen as

01:53:39.400 well, and he's got Ferry coming on.

01:53:41.860 Oh, right on.

01:53:44.100 Basically, I guess...

01:53:45.320 Can I crash your party?

01:53:47.680 The whole idea of it, I guess, is he goes live for like a half hour.

01:53:51.700 He'll go live with Ferry.

01:53:52.920 And then after that first half hour, he's going to bring in Island Jason, myself, and Steve Hansen.

01:53:58.780 So who are you going on with tomorrow?

01:54:01.140 It'll be Island Jason, Steve Hansen, and Ferry.

01:54:03.980 Oh, okay.

01:54:04.980 It's on Zach Schmitz.

01:54:06.600 Oh, Zach.

01:54:07.100 Okay, yeah.

01:54:07.980 Yeah, actually, I'll see if I can. 0.95

01:54:09.700 I fucking love Zach Schmitz. 0.86

01:54:10.940 See if I can throw the link in the chat for the actual. 0.98

01:54:15.320 i probably sound like the biggest stoner crazy later when he interviewed me but i smoked so

01:54:22.520 much weed because i was so nervous i could tell you were so stoned i was like oh i was so hot i'm

01:54:28.860 like i gotta say words but i can't even process words right now so i'm just gonna rely that 0.95

01:54:35.800 everybody knows what the fuck i'm talking about at least we know you won't miss an appointment 0.98

01:54:39.600 you're reliable you show up so i show i fucking show up buddy yeah that's why i made you 1.00

01:54:46.760 captain breezy that's right i'll be fucking captain breezy any day i'll spank the shit 1.00

01:54:52.340 out of anybody i don't give a fuck 0.99

01:54:53.760 i think i got one more joint left in me and then i'm about to smoke my bowl y'all need to just 0.99

01:55:05.480 chill the fuck out i need to go smoke a bowl yeah we're we only got we only got about 15 minutes 0.66

01:55:10.480 left anyway so i'm sending you the link in the in the telegram there tom okay who does the cutout 0.99

01:55:16.240 belong to i've had it for a long time oh the cutout yeah yeah we got about 15 here we got

01:55:24.560 we got about 15 minutes left i'm gonna i'm i'm keeping them about two hours like when i first

01:55:29.980 started doing this we were running like four or five hours i was like oh that hurts

01:55:33.280 east coast well east coast uh island jason will be dreaming tomorrow but zach as well

01:55:39.360 i'll wait yeah i'm sure we all stare at the phone screen uh long enough like we probably all have 0.95

01:55:44.720 like fucking brain problems that we haven't noticed yet yeah today especially i've just 1.00

01:55:50.040 been on the phone all day because of no internet yeah just oh that's right you're still fucked 1.00

01:55:57.540 Yep 0.99

01:55:58.980 I just got my 50% notice

01:56:01.660 So that's fun

01:56:02.820 No 1.00

01:56:03.540 Now they're going to throttle your shit 1.00

01:56:08.580 Right after you reach your 1.00

01:56:09.960 Or do you not have infinite

01:56:12.520 It is what it is

01:56:14.900 It is what it is

01:56:17.380 Yep

01:56:18.300 We're Canadian

01:56:19.120 I hear you

01:56:21.940 So I guess we'll do a bit of a

01:56:24.080 Round screen here

01:56:26.040 in the last 15 minutes and uh yeah start wrapping her up and uh so uh what do you got to say pete

01:56:32.060 you want to say anything to the crowd well we only got 19 viewers on uh youtube i don't know

01:56:35.520 how many people on rumble i can't really tell how many people on rumble but well i mean i appreciate

01:56:41.760 coming on the on the show this is nice i like what you're doing man i really do yeah thanks for

01:56:46.140 coming on yeah it's good to have like different you know platforms right because it gives people

01:56:51.960 something to do somewhere to go right that's what i'm doing and if more people just uh whatever

01:56:58.380 you're doing try and share it try and make that uh alternative economy that that alternative place

01:57:05.720 for people to go and and if more people do do something like that then then you know we're

01:57:11.760 taking eyes off of them and yeah forming communities right that's what we got to do

01:57:16.200 and i wanted to mention to you earlier um actually i really like your approach and how you do it like

01:57:20.340 how you have your setup and your cameras and like the

01:57:22.460 just the lights and everything like you do it's really

01:57:24.460 well like the presentation is really

01:57:26.440 well done. Thank you. Thank you. That's my

01:57:28.460 living room. Let's go for a walk. You do a very good

01:57:30.620 job. You do a very good

01:57:32.580 job Peter. I can do this

01:57:34.680 now because I'm on the

01:57:36.480 I'm on

01:57:38.500 the cell phone but we'll go for a walk.

01:57:40.800 All right. You're going to take on

01:57:42.520 Tabrizi for a walk. Let's go. 0.99

01:57:45.760 Now we're

01:57:46.620 like MTV Cribs.

01:57:47.720 yeah yeah right yo wait wait right on right on that's where all the magic happens

01:57:54.760 yeah right on very nice if i move that it'll probably turn on i don't know yeah there we go

01:58:00.320 yeah right on no i really like your presentation it's like it's very well done i have it very

01:58:07.640 professional i just used that yeah exactly right professional one second this is what i was trying

01:58:12.160 to show you guys the other day i have my camera is set up with an elastic and a wire do you see

01:58:20.840 that okay yeah okay and then it's screwed down with a pipe what do you call it a hose clamp

01:58:29.320 to the desk i don't know if you could see all that yeah i can see it yeah yeah so it's you

01:58:35.920 macgyvered it it's super professional it's super professional professional stuff yeah yeah yeah

01:58:44.420 but yeah that's uh that's awesome that's the idea is you know like like johnny we were you

01:58:49.700 you're a bit of a radio extraordinaire and i was a i was just like a host and a producer

01:58:56.080 so it's just like take what they took from you take it back and use it against them that's the

01:59:04.480 idea man and honestly like that that it's what i like about this right now because uh like you

01:59:10.440 had mentioned earlier like when uh when you're basically excommunicated out of there it like

01:59:15.380 takes a part of you and what i've been enjoying about this is i can feel that part of me coming

01:59:21.540 back i can feel that that wanting to create that wanting to crack the jokes power back and you own

01:59:28.640 it yeah like i i can feel that i can feel that fire back in me again take your experiences and

01:59:35.180 and bring them forward right like now that that you know like you got a better sense of of how

01:59:43.820 people behave people in general you know what i mean i mean people in general can be pretty nasty

01:59:50.660 we're all that's that's another christianity christianity thing is accepting that you know

01:59:55.540 we're all sinners and you gotta you gotta kind of accept that right so like you know you just

02:00:01.740 take that notion with you and you can go forward with it and and you can get real far with it

02:00:07.140 because then you don't feel so let down by people in that case as well you understand that people

02:00:11.980 are under stresses as well right you know people are just human and and so that helps you know let's

02:00:20.220 get along yeah all right trad wife did you have anything you want to finish off with

02:00:27.560 oh nothing in particular i just again for having the stream and there's always so much to talk

02:00:35.360 about if i start talking about something we could be going yeah for a while but um i really enjoyed

02:00:41.200 the talk about you know the christianity and the paganism and and uh all of the ideologies and

02:00:48.740 stuff like that and i just i see us all too as like none of us like go to a church or like to a

02:00:55.560 place of gathering with like other people that have the same ideologies i see that we all have

02:01:00.360 like a personal relationship like with whoever we call the creator or whatever right a higher power

02:01:06.760 and i really respect that in everyone so and it makes me very happy and it makes me feel

02:01:11.920 um safe and like i have people around me i can trust when i see that so

02:01:17.080 right on breezy you got something you want to say before we shut this down yeah i do actually do

02:01:25.860 got something to say so um i don't know if any of y'all know i actually organize hikes in ontario

02:01:33.020 um and i am going to be having a comeback with hikes very very soon

02:01:38.620 uh i'll be working with whiskey girl if she's still in the chat uh we will be organizing

02:01:46.800 uh hikes again so please keep an eye out for that information already awesome yeah if we

02:01:55.880 lived closer to you we'd be joining you on the hikes but we kind of live a good few hours away

02:01:59.680 honestly i can even set it up so that like you know like because i know all of you guys come

02:02:06.940 from a fucking long way right and we all convene to fucking hamilton right which is fine there's 0.65

02:02:14.660 nothing wrong with that but i wouldn't mind like kind of like hey let's make it a weekend where 0.98

02:02:19.820 we go over your way or we go down fucking you know like pete's way or trad wife's way 0.91

02:02:28.360 well i'm in a little rinky dinky apartment here in aurelia so we can't come here 0.97

02:02:31.880 but yeah like so that this way we can explore different cities get a lay of the land

02:02:38.140 you know work together yeah yeah i know i know i gotta work out together i'd love to get a beach

02:02:45.620 day going here yo and i had a beach day i had it was kind of successful kind of uh no east coast

02:02:52.840 no i haven't had a chance to meet up with m&k yet uh they're gonna message me when they're in the

02:02:56.700 area but uh when they do i'm gonna meet up i still gotta get my shaga because uh brooker

02:03:01.920 brooker t has my shaga yeah he's got he's got some for you there 0.81

02:03:06.000 all righty that shit all righty johnny you want to wrap this up 0.99

02:03:11.920 well i never usually want to wrap it up but well don't be silly wrap that willy 0.99

02:03:18.700 why do you think why do you think i saved you for the last to say that because i knew you're

02:03:23.300 going to say something yeah right of course that's that's expected of me and i i i give people what

02:03:28.940 they expect that's that's what i do no i just uh glad to have pete on uh you know and it was great

02:03:34.380 to great to meet in niagara too you were exactly i mean i thought you were going to be a little

02:03:38.560 taller but yeah you were exactly who i expected you to be saying is he could pick you could put

02:03:44.780 in the pockets is what you're saying wow i just love the fact yeah i just love the fact that the

02:03:50.520 people that i've met so far are exactly who they seem to be right and that's that's what i've

02:03:58.060 really been enjoying uh still gotta can't wait to get up to trad wife's area though that'll be fun

02:04:03.540 oh yeah it's gonna be good we're having uh we're having another camp out there in august so 0.51

02:04:08.640 i'm fucking personal message with your your free ticket because we're all gonna have tickets 0.85

02:04:14.740 just so nobody slips in that we don't want here yeah i know i i'm definitely in i i love doing 0.93

02:04:22.340 this in the midst of blueberry season so um maybe there'll be some blueberry picking going on and

02:04:27.580 maybe some jam making or something that weekend some we'll do something productive right and then

02:04:32.180 so that everyone can like get a little taste of like uh preserving food and you know nature

02:04:37.720 yeah absolutely i love doing these get-togethers and it's like i don't know i feel it's like the

02:04:45.260 closer that we can get the better better we can move towards whatever goal i crave it so much but

02:04:51.320 it's like so hard to have people up here in the winter because you are like really like with the

02:04:55.680 elements there and like there's a whole bunch of like red pills that you have to get over to like

02:04:59.600 make it comfortable for yourself but if anyone's ever wanting to like come up i can't have everyone

02:05:04.600 up at once but like for a weekend or whatever like rogan i would be more than happy to have people 0.68

02:05:09.220 if you ever wanted to get out of the city or you know what we should do you should pick my ass up

02:05:15.200 again we should take over a kiosk campground for a weekend in algonquil there's no cell phone

02:05:21.960 service and it's just like it's a real chill place i like that idea real retreat no technology i like

02:05:29.740 yeah and like it's just a nice it's a it's an old school campground this outhouse like we could

02:05:37.340 just and and the cool thing is is it's like well it's a gonk one right so it's yeah it's it's close

02:05:45.340 to you but it's not so close to everybody else but we'd be traveling for it but uh yeah but

02:05:51.560 something like that's worth the travel though yeah yeah and if you have a group of us convening

02:05:58.580 and meeting at the same location

02:06:00.280 and just like, you know,

02:06:02.400 if we're all there at the same time, 0.99

02:06:04.400 we just take the whole fucking space 0.96

02:06:06.080 and it's just Diagon now over there, right? 0.97

02:06:10.040 Sorry, I'm laughing at

02:06:11.860 East Coast, he's done with kids.

02:06:13.820 Apparently the last one's a terrorist. 0.99

02:06:16.000 Yeah, they are terrorists. 0.92

02:06:17.900 East Coast didn't read the memo 0.96

02:06:19.720 on the children. They are terrorists. 1.00

02:06:22.000 You do not negotiate with the terrorists, sir. 0.93

02:06:24.620 Speaking of East Coast,

02:06:26.240 I still got to get in contact with you.

02:06:27.600 I've got to get in contact with Honky's

02:06:29.720 publicist. I want to see if Honky wants to

02:06:31.740 come on the show for an interview.

02:06:33.580 That should be an interesting interview.

02:06:35.640 I am running out of battery on my phone.

02:06:37.440 Honky and Phillip should come on together.

02:06:40.340 Honky and Phillip.

02:06:42.160 If Pete leaves,

02:06:43.760 his phone died.

02:06:46.100 We might as well shut this down.

02:06:47.840 It's only about 5 to 10 anyway.

02:06:50.720 Thanks for coming on

02:06:51.700 tonight, Pete. It was great talking with you.

02:06:54.420 We'll get in touch

02:06:55.640 with you outside of here.

02:06:56.480 yeah i'll message you when we're done here yeah yeah yeah so johnny will give you the specs of

02:07:01.340 what we're talking about with the mayo surprise awesome so yes guys i really appreciate the invite

02:07:07.500 it was it was really good to you know get to sit down and actually talk with you guys you know

02:07:12.020 i know uh we got to meet each other last week but this was you know kind of our first time really

02:07:18.360 getting to meet each other so that was that was cool man thank you very much yeah well thank you

02:07:22.800 for coming on and uh everybody have a great night and uh dag's out

02:07:27.180 nice

Tom McCue - February 25, 2024

Saturday Night in Bigotsville Ep 10

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